Hezbollah special forces destroyed 21 Israeli Merkava tanks in one day.

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The Israel Defense Forces suffered its heaviest losses in combat on March 26. technology Over the past 40 years, Military Watch Magazine (MWM) reports. The publication notes that within 24 hours, Lebanese Hezbollah special forces destroyed 21 Merkava tanks.

The Lebanese paramilitary group Hezbollah reported the results of numerous ambushes against Israeli forces in southern Lebanon. As of March 26, 21 Israeli Merkava main battle tanks were destroyed in 24 hours.

– noted in the publication.

Giving details, the publication points out that most of the Israeli armored vehicles were destroyed during a single battle between the cities of Taybeh and Qantara, after Israeli units moved in to conduct a maneuver to establish control over the territory.

Hezbollah's official statement said its fighters monitored their advance and prepared to lure the enemy into a well-planned ambush, which resulted in their forces disrupting the enemy's maneuver, inflicting losses on them, including the destruction of ten Merkava tanks and D9 bulldozers.

The successes achieved by Hezbollah units have led to the largest losses of Israeli armored vehicles in the last 40 years.

– MWM states.

The article specifically notes that the latest setbacks in Israeli operations followed reports that Hezbollah had deployed its Radwan special forces to counterattack IDF units. These forces had not previously been deployed in combat against Israeli forces.

It's worth noting that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also reported on the losses suffered by IDF armored forces. In his Telegram channel, he expressed condolences to the family and friends of Sergeant Aviad Elhanan Wolanski, who was killed in action in Lebanon.

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Valera75

+ 11

27 March 2026 12: 26

On March 26, the Israel Defense Forces suffered its heaviest losses in combat equipment in 40 years.

I think I know why.
Most likely, the FPV drones did their job
a business.
After such news, I want to see the star-spangled death row inmates sailing to the slaughter
1. BMP-2
  
  +8
  
  27 March 2026 13: 04
  
  But complete demilitarization is still a long way off: Israel has about 1300 of them...
2. Krasnodar
  
  -2
  
  27 March 2026 13: 19
  
  A small problem: Hezbollah tried to use the FPV on a large scale in November 2024. The Jews manage to quickly identify drone operators—how and with what, it's unclear.
  1. GR777
    
    + 10
    
    27 March 2026 17: 12
    
    Lazy Arabs are too lazy to fly drones far from the operator—that's how the Jews find them. Unless the drone is on fiber optics, it's difficult to detect the drone operator using simple and reliable techniques. Your allusion to the technical genius of the "Judas seed" is defended, but ignored.
    1. Krasnodar
      
      +2
      
      27 March 2026 17: 17
      
      What a genius - everything was stolen from the Soviet engineering school by traitors to the Motherland who fled to "Israel" in the 1990s for sausage.
      If they were geniuses, they would invest in hand-to-hand combat and drill training!
      And I ask you, why didn't they come to the tank biathlons? Same thing.
      1. beeper
        
        -1
        
        27 March 2026 22: 01
        
        Krasnodar, honestly, these Shoigin-style "tankobiathlons" only taught you how to waste money, time, and engine resources, rather than how not to do it!
        It would be better if the Shoiginites took the international NATO tank crew competition, the "Canadian Army Prize Competition," as a model for imitation!
        This "Canadian Army Tanker Prize Competition" is a very well-thought-out, diverse and useful competition that promotes the exchange of experience and the coordination of allied armies!
        There is nothing wrong with taking something good that has been invented before as a basis, while making your own improvements!
        But the braggart "plywood marshal" and his klepto-generals wanted a stupid "embezzlement of state funds" and, due to a lack of intelligence, they came up with these epic "New Vasyuki", and the reindeer herder himself acted as dragoon Bender!
        I watched the very first of these "races" and after a while I forced myself to watch the broadcast of this blatant profanation and didn't watch it anymore, everything there was so sad in terms of the subject matter and general organization, and the "training of the best crews" didn't even reach the Soviet "C" (but the announcer's voice even presented misses as hits, it's not for nothing that Belousov later based his antithesis to Shoigin's hypocrites on this: "You can make mistakes, but you can't lie"!)!
        Israelis are fighting men, no matter what anyone says. And Israeli tank crews, male and female, perform their military duties well.
        The Merkava tank was conceived and built under the direction of a combat general and experienced tanker, precisely as it was needed for the Israel Defense Forces, for the very specific conditions of that country, according to the concept of a "mobile, inhabited, highly protected checkpoint" with a priority on preserving the lives of the crew, survival when hit by a shell/missile, and evacuation.
        Currently, all tanks in the world are experiencing a crisis due to the sudden increase in their ability to accurately hit previously hard-to-hit armor zones.
        Perhaps not all of the damaged vehicles are irretrievably lost before evacuation and recovery!
        Damaged tanks should at least be burned from the inside (as the Houthis did with captured enemy tanks), or even better, blown up, as the Americans did in Iraq, blowing up even the Iraqi tanks that were left intact (which they then photographed and presented to the world community as supposedly destroyed in battle, as if Soviet tanks were worse than American ones, although even American tanks would hardly have survived such blown up by sappers)!
        
        Krasnodar
        
        +2
        
        27 March 2026 22: 44
        
        Quote: pishchak
        It would be better to learn how not to do it!
        
        In my opinion, they demonstrated the most basic skills of a tank crew, and they competed in them
        
        Quote: pishchak
        for the very specific conditions of this country, according to the concept of a "mobile, inhabited, highly protected checkpoint"
        
        Simply with increased crew protection - otherwise an ordinary tank, suitable for anything except crossing light bridges, of which there are many in Europe
        
        Quote: pishchak
        Soviet tanks are worse than American ones, although even American ones would hardly have survived such explosions by sappers)!
        
        They really did shoot a lot of tanks there, mostly from the air, but the point is different.
        When an Israeli general was asked by an American journalist around 1974 to evaluate Soviet tanks as an officer of a country that had captured and destroyed a great deal of this equipment, the Jew answered him with one sentence:
        I don’t presume to judge the characteristics of equipment that was used in the wrong place and in the wrong way.
        
        beeper
        
        +1
        
        27 March 2026 23: 39
        
        Krasnodar, it was Major General Israel Tal, commander of the IDF armored forces at the time, in the early 1970s, who oversaw the design of the Merkava and proposed the concept of "a tank as a home for the crew in wartime"!
        At the same time, he insisted on the priority of crew protection, even at the expense of mobility!
        He believed that even if a tank was completely destroyed, the crew should survive, and he demanded the same from the designers. Therefore, they adopted design solutions that were unsuitable for tanks in the European theater of operations! The specifics of their use differ!
        There are some things Israeli tank crews have to put up with to achieve this!
        Therefore, the Merkava is a specific tank, suitable only for use in the place where it was born and produced, and is not exported to Europe and Africa!
        Best suited to the Israeli rocky desert conditions!
        General Tal was a highly experienced combat tanker (in the Israeli army, they don't appoint unprofessional "Shoygin kleptoblato" as commanders, and they don't conduct showy, stupid "tankobiathlons" that do nothing for either the mass training of tankers or for increasing the combat readiness of armored forces) and he knew what he was doing!
        By the way, our tactics teacher, a lieutenant colonel in the tank forces, who participated in the Arab-Israeli wars of 1967 and 1973 as a military adviser to Arab tank crews, was in complete agreement with General Tal's assessment of the "combat qualities" of the Arabs and their "use" of Soviet tanks!
        Our lieutenant colonel spoke about this even more harshly, and with specific examples!
        
        Krasnodar
        
        +1
        
        28 March 2026 00: 15
        
        Quote: pishchak
        not exported to Europe and Africa!
        
        Ukrainians asked for it, Singapore bought it
        
        Quote: pishchak
        Best adapted to the Israeli rocky desert conditions
        
        Not only that, but it is also adapted to the mud of Lebanon and Galilee.
        
        Quote: pishchak
        Our lieutenant colonel spoke about this even more harshly, and with specific examples!
        
        Yes, they did such things sometimes...
        
        Igor Degtyarev
        
        +2
        
        28 March 2026 01: 19
        
        It's worth noting that speculation about Israel's possible export of Merkava tanks has surfaced repeatedly in recent years, but no foreign sales have materialized. In 2012, negotiations were held to supply Merkava Mk 4 tanks to Colombia; however, according to several sources, the US denied Israel permission to sell them to that country. In 2014, there were widespread reports of a supposedly signed contract to supply 50 new-production Merkava Mk 4 tanks to Singapore; however, no deliveries ultimately took place. As a result, the only Merkava tanks sold abroad were two Merkava-based tank-launched bridgelayers, manufactured in Israel specifically for the Philippines and delivered to the Philippine Army in July 2022.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        +1
        
        28 March 2026 01: 24
        
        Quote: Igor Degtyarev
        In 2014, there were active reports about a supposedly concluded contract for the delivery of 50 new-production Merkava Mk 4 tanks to Singapore - but in the end, no deliveries were made either.
        
        Yes, I looked, that's right.
        
        beeper
        
        +1
        
        28 March 2026 01: 51
        
        Krasnodar, the Banderites were happy to receive any tanks and were even ready to accept Merkavas as a gift, but then they looked into the matter and refused these Israeli tanks!
        These heavy, tall "caravanserais" are not suitable for Ukrainian conditions in terms of cross-country ability!
        And they will be immediately destroyed at the front, mobility is very important here, after all, they are not fighting with Arabs!
        But Singapore isn't fighting anyone; it's just right for parades - impressive, menacing machines that make other tanks look inferior, even the rather large Abrams!
        The Merkava is a good place to live, there's plenty of room, and General Tal paid special attention to the crew's comfort, forcing them to build life-size models and work out all the ergonomics!
        The Merkavas are difficult to operate, both technically and combat-wise, for the Banderites.
        Although many Israelis served and continue to serve in the Nazi "Dung" unit, they carried out raids against the "bad" Ukrainian residents of Eastern Ukraine during the ATO and returned home with the stolen gold!
        Among them, there are many who served in the IDF, and there are probably also tank crews with Merkavas who might agree to share their experience and risk participating in real battles with an equal enemy (and not punishing Ukrainian civilians)?!
        But the fact is that the Banderites no longer want the Merkava - the issue is closed.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        +1
        
        28 March 2026 10: 56
        
        Quote: pishchak
        but then they looked into the matter and abandoned these Israeli tanks!
        
        Maybe, although it doesn't look like Ukrainians
        
        Quote: pishchak
        These heavy, tall "caravanserais" are not suitable for Ukrainian conditions in terms of cross-country ability!
        
        In terms of cross-country ability, the Merkava is approximately the same as the T55-T62.
        
        Quote: pishchak
        And they will be immediately destroyed at the front, mobility is very important here, after all, they are not fighting with Arabs!
        
        Any equipment is destroyed very quickly, the question is the survival of the crew.
        
        Quote: pishchak
        Is Singapore at war with anyone?
        
        Afraid of Malaysia and Indonesia
        
        Quote: pishchak
        Although many Israelis served and continue to serve in the Nazi "Dung"
        
        ...that's unlikely))
        
        Quote: pishchak
        They used raids to punish the "wrong" Ukrainian residents of Eastern Ukraine during the ATO
        
        There were also Israelis from the DPR side, mostly in short visits.
        
        Quote: pishchak
        and with the stolen gold they went back to their homes!
        
        Since the mid-2000s, Ukraine has been one of the poorest countries in Europe—sometimes the poorest. Kosovo, Moldova, Ukraine. And gold in Israel isn't worth much, it's worth a few kopecks. It's another matter entirely to seize some production, but as a touring artist, you'll have a hard time doing that.
        
        Quote: pishchak
        Among them, there are many who served in the IDF, and there are probably tank crews with the Merkava.
        
        Mostly IDF veterans.
        
        Quote: pishchak
        would agree to share their experience and risk participating in real battles with an equal opponent
        
        I would not want to participate in battles against any enemy within the Ukrainian Armed Forces for a number of reasons (let's leave aside ideology and history, starting with ghouls like Khmelnytsky and Petliura).
        
        beeper
        
        0
        
        28 March 2026 14: 39
        
        Krasnodar, the Merkava's weight has a significant impact on its maneuverability across Ukrainian fields and bridges, not the track pressure (which is roughly the same for all tanks worldwide, give or take).
        "Little gold" is figurative! Who would cross the border with looted crowns and jewelry (from corpses and "deserted" houses, looted stores and banks)?!
        Donbass was a fairly prosperous mining region; the ATO soldiers managed to loot a lot in the first years, and later too!
        The Western punitive forces took out and sent a particularly large amount of goods via Nova Poshta—it became the talk of the town in Ukraine!
        How Western "Bandera females" bragged in internet videos, unwrapping such "parcels" (from their "zakhystnyky" [defenders], punishing and looting in Donbass) with gold crowns and gold women's jewelry covered in dried blood, angrily commenting that "Os tsae vse zi zviriv znato!"
        They then, after the "victory over the Maidan" and the soon-to-be-frightened invasion of Russian troops and a detachment of Kuban Cossacks in Crimea, when they saw that after "Crimea is ours," the "PTN..." had not gone any further, got very carried away, launching an open genocide against the anti-Maidan rebellious Russian population of Eastern Ukraine and openly bragging about their murderous "feats," posting videos online of brutal reprisals against anti-Maidan protesters and simply passersby they "didn't like, who responded inappropriately," against the "unconscious" and those seen as disliking them and the Maidan coup, totally destroying everyone who might have voted for unification with Russia in a "referendum" similar to the Crimean one!
        This was long before the apotheosis of massacres throughout Eastern Ukraine (and even in Western Ukraine, where the "Sashka Bilyi," who had gone rogue in their murderous ways, killed Ukrainian police officers, seizing their weapons for their own gangster activities and armed robberies), which manifested itself in the completely demonstrative, online-broadcast, brutal murder and burning of more than 200 Odessans in the Trade Union House, which became a kind of "revelation" for most Russians, and only then did they notice this bloody genocide!
        Later, realizing that these crimes were not subject to a statute of limitations, the Banderovites themselves deleted these videos, and the Maidan "female/pre-Banderovite" authorities, too, became concerned with their "international image," including cutting down the bullet-riddled trees on Bankova Street and "cleaning up" video evidence of their accomplices' vile mass crimes, such as how Western Banderovites, with cheerful laughter and sadistic commentary, machine-gunned unarmed civilians of Donbass from a passing car, and how they chased down young men trying to escape them, firing machine-gun bursts into their backs from the windows, as if on a merry safari, without even stopping.
        Not everyone is as principled as you, Krasnodar!
        Among the Ukrainian and Israeli Jews, there were many unprincipled accomplices of the current Banderov-Nazi adherents of Petliura, active participants in the Lviv massacre, the bloody Ukronazi (not only Banderovites, but also Melnykivtsi, Bulbovtsi, and Lebedevtsi,...) executioners of Drobitsky and Babi Yar, the Simferopol ditch, the Krivoy Rog and Krasnodon mine shafts, the Vinnytsia and Berdichev ghettos,... who, alas, became "women of the Dobanderites!"
        *******
        P.S. "It doesn't look like the Dobanderites" - perhaps Israel didn't want to give them the Merkavas for free and they couldn't agree on a price?
        And most likely, the Israelis didn't want the kind of "Merkavas are burning!" shambles that would ruin the image of their tanks if they were used by Bandera's allies in Ukraine, as happened with the vaunted German Leopards and the over-praised American Abrams?!
        
        Krasnodar
        
        0
        
        28 March 2026 15: 36
        
        Quote: pishchak
        The Merkava's weight greatly affects its cross-country ability on Ukrainian fields and bridges,
        
        On the bridges - yes, I don't think about the fields, although I'm not an expert
        
        Quote: pishchak
        "Golden" is figuratively
        
        So why would residents of wealthy Israel rob the "rich" by humble Ukrainian standards, the Donetsk people? I was just writing about that.
        
        Quote: pishchak
        Among Ukrainian and Israeli Jews, there were many unprincipled accomplices of the current Bander-Nazi adherents of Petliura's regime.
        
        It's true - I have relatives from Ukraine in Israel who maintain their Bukovinian roots. That is, the country of origin, and I start talking to them about reparations to Ukraine and Israel—the second nation after the Germans for exterminating Jews, and it hasn't paid a damn thing since de-Sovietization. I mean, under the USSR, no one would have mentioned this—how many Heroes of the Soviet Union were Ukrainians, how many Jews were hidden there by local residents during the occupation! But now all the ghouls have become national heroes, so they have to pay, and poverty is no excuse.
        
        Quote: pishchak
        Perhaps Israel didn't want to give them the Merkavas for free and they couldn't agree on a price?
        
        Europeans have long been begging Israel for permission to supply the Ukrainian Armed Forces with Israeli Spike, Hero, and other missiles. The Jews refuse, as the Ashkenazi elites remember everything well—the pogroms, atrocities, and so on.
        
        Quote: pishchak
        Most likely, the Israelis didn't want the kind of "Merkavas are burning!" rant that would tarnish the image of their tanks if they were used by Bandera's allies in Ukraine, as happened with the vaunted German Leopards and the over-praised American Abrams?
        
        This is nonsense—Israelis are focused on efficiency, not prestige and showiness. A competent buyer always understands the difference between a skilled user and commander and a mediocrity.
  2. svoroponov
    
    +4
    
    27 March 2026 17: 19
    
    Yeah, they determine and “calculate”. They simply level the area with aircraft along with the civilian population with bombs and missiles.
    1. Krasnodar
      
      0
      
      27 March 2026 17: 21
      
      Quote: svoroponov
      Yeah, they determine and “calculate”. They simply level the area with aircraft along with the civilian population with bombs and missiles.
      
      The civilian population fled there a couple of weeks ago. A million refugees. In Beirut, they're living in tents along the waterfront; some have fled to the north of the country.
  3. Sokolov_Vladimir
    
    0
    
    30 March 2026 03: 37
    
    Maxim Mina Klimov said that, with proper organization, identifying a drone operator isn't difficult with regular radio reconnaissance. He warned of the mortal danger our operators face.
3. Yan Yanov
  
  +1
  
  27 March 2026 17: 17
  
  I want to drink coffee and read it again. Good news.
Brother

+6

27 March 2026 12: 33

If this is... not just words but the truth! like!
1. Pivander
  
  +3
  
  27 March 2026 13: 03
  
  There are videos. They're firing off FPV cameras. The tanks are naked. It's not comme il faut for Jews to hang barbecues on their tanks ⚰️⚰️⚰️🥴
vitgusin

-3

27 March 2026 13: 04
On March 26, the Israel Defense Forces suffered its heaviest losses of combat equipment in 40 years, according to Military Watch Magazine (MWM).

Dear Andrey Elistratov!
You accidentally missed the first line of the Military Watch Magazine post. Be careful!
"The Lebanese paramilitary group Hezbollah has reported on the results of multiple ambushes launched against Israeli forces in southern Lebanon, with 21 Israeli Merkava main battle tanks reported on March 26 to have been destroyed within a 24 hour period."
TASS
https://tass.ru › mezhdunarodnaya-panorama
1 day ago - Troops destroyed more than 350 Hezbollah military targets and killed 330 terrorists, including dozens of fighters from the Radwan special forces unit, - ...
Not found: The group reported numerous ambushes against Israeli forces in the last 24 hours, including 21 Merkava main battle tanks.

TASS
https://tass.ru › mezhdunarodnaya-panorama
2 days ago - "Our fighters hit eight enemy Merkava tanks with guided missiles during the day in the area of the villages of Et-Taybe and El-Qantara, - ...
Not found: The paramilitary ‎reported ‎numerous ‎ambushes ‎set ‎up ‎by ‎26 ‎existing ‎were ‎destroyed ‎21
Here is your photo from 2021.
The Israeli army against the Gaza Strip decided to use Merkava tanks
https://topwar.ru/182890-izrailskaja-armija-protiv-sektora-gaza-reshila-zadejstvovat-tanki-merkava.html
1. Krasnodar
  
  +2
  
  27 March 2026 13: 20
  
  This reminds me of the Egyptian newspapers of June 1967 - the fighting near Tel Aviv
  Or articles about the dead AI Netanyahu, who is undergoing treatment in Germany (from there, Arad and Dimona probably visited, in his Al guise) or the destroyed Tel Aviv and so on.
  1. vitgusin
    
    +2
    
    27 March 2026 13: 49
    
    Quote: Krasnodar
    This reminds me of Egyptian newspapers
    
    Well, we all know about the Arab media. There were journalists in the USSR, and of course, they wrote what they were allowed to, but what they covered was presented at a high professional level, making it a pleasure to read and something they were proud of. But today, there are no journalists; they've been replaced by propagandists, bloggers, and schmoggers, who write everything to please the consumer, who doesn't even think twice and doesn't understand the truth from the lie—the main thing is that the writer pleases them.
    P.S. You see, what I wrote wasn't what he wanted. He doesn't understand that a downvote doesn't cancel his outlook. The truth
    1. Krasnodar
      
      -1
      
      27 March 2026 14: 21
      
      Quote: vitgusin
      doesn't understand that his minus doesn't cancel out the TRUTH
      
      Truth is a painful thing
      In this case,
      1. vitgusin
        
        -1
        
        27 March 2026 15: 25
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Truth is a painful thing
        
        I understand it's not about the truth, TOAD doesn't allow you to think positively, JEWS AND BENDED.
        
        svoroponov
        
        +3
        
        27 March 2026 17: 26
        
        We'll learn about the losses when Israel orders replacement equipment. This has happened before: first, there were no losses, then only 12, but in fact, 56 were destroyed. And even then, journalists learned this much later (compensation for losses) from a request for equipment destroyed during the conflict.
        
        vitgusin
        
        +1
        
        27 March 2026 18: 14
        
        Quote: svoroponov
        And even then, journalists found out about this much later (compensation for losses) from an application for equipment
        
        Please explain how requests from the Ministry of Defense reach journalists.
        
        Igor Degtyarev
        
        +1
        
        28 March 2026 01: 22
        
        Why, then, without fear of sin, does the Cuckoo praise the Rooster? Because he praises the Cuckoo.
        
        VladislavZ
        
        -1
        
        28 March 2026 21: 11
        
        Damn it, these are killers! Under the roof of the fsha. The roof will go off now and we'll see.
    2. 362
      
      0
      
      27 March 2026 17: 09
      
      Please, who are these schmogers? They're not listed in any dictionary.
      1. prior
        
        +6
        
        27 March 2026 18: 15
        
        Shmoger is a blogger of Jewish origin.
2. Dart2027
  
  +4
  
  27 March 2026 18: 12
  
  Quote: vitgusin
  You accidentally missed the first line of the Military Watch Magazine post. Be careful!
  
  The Lebanese paramilitary group Hezbollah - as I understand it, everything that the IDF says should be believed?
  1. vitgusin
    
    +1
    
    27 March 2026 18: 42
    
    Quote: Dart2027
    As I understand it, everything that the IDF says should be believed?
    
    You can't trust anyone, you just have to check.
    Well, with Arabs you need experience. They think one thing, say another, and do a third.
    If you subtract their victories, then Tel Aviv, Haifa, Ben Gurion Airport are all destroyed and smashed.
3. VladislavZ
  
  -1
  
  28 March 2026 21: 06
  
  Has Jewish propaganda finally come to its senses, having completely forgotten "Reporter" and "VO"? Come on, it's really interesting to read about the Jews' wet dreams when their fellow fascists are being torn apart into select molecules by the Shahids!
4. VladislavZ
  
  -1
  
  28 March 2026 21: 15
  
  Jews don't die! They turn into antimatter! There are no Jews who were beaten by the Arabs in a fair fight! It's unfair to go after a Zionist machine gunner with a slingshot! The machine gunner is a victim! Creatures... No matter how long the rope twists, it will find the Jew's neck. I predict it will be massacres!
vlad127490

+3

27 March 2026 13: 21

Hezbollah special forces destroyed 21 Israeli Merkava tanks in one day.

Like in war.
10 Jewish tanks burned, great.
What are they doing in Lebanon?
1. Krasnodar
  
  -7
  
  27 March 2026 14: 23
  
  Quote: vlad127490
  10 Jewish tanks burned, great.
  
  In total, 1400 burned down.
  Of the 1300 in stock
  Of the 1400, 2000 were hit by Iranian ballistic missiles, the remaining 3500 by Hezbollah's air force.
  1. vitgusin
    
    +3
    
    27 March 2026 15: 33
    
    Quote: Krasnodar
    Of the 1400, 2000 were hit by Iranian ballistic missiles.
    
    There are no advantages, they didn't believe it.
    1. Krasnodar
      
      -2
      
      27 March 2026 16: 46
      
      I don't know who I am, would you believe me?
  2. Essex62
    
    +3
    
    27 March 2026 19: 22
    
    Yes, everything is fine there. Everyone's safe, everyone's alive. The main thing is that the drunks don't run off to Krasnodar. Only into the desert. Wander until they go crazy.
    But I wouldn't mind looking at a pile of chariots either. It's easier to talk trash than to carry sacks. There's red-haired Iran finishing us off for the third time. And how is Hezbollah any worse?
    1. Krasnodar
      
      -2
      
      27 March 2026 19: 55
      
      Quote: Essex62
      Everything's fine there. Everyone's safe and sound. The main thing is that the drunks don't run off to Krasnodar.
      
      Why not in Miami, for example? Only those who have something to do in Russia come here - a business, and a large one at that (otherwise there is no point) or a job with a salary of $200,000 per year or more.
      What should the rest of us do here?
      
      Quote: Essex62
      But I wouldn’t mind taking a look at the pile of chariots either.
      
      Forward: Istanbul Sabiha - Northern Cyprus, from there by yacht to Beirut, there you will find how to volunteer for Hezbollah
      
      Quote: Essex62
      And how is Hezbollah worse?
      
      She's better - the Mossad building in Tel Aviv has been destroyed 10 times in three years
      1. Essex62
        
        0
        
        28 March 2026 10: 21
        
        Why do I need her? I'm Russian, and I don't share the views of these rabid fanatics at all. Let them and these drunken fanatics deal with it themselves, without me.
        I was just expressing skepticism about the 21 dead carrots. You misunderstood. There's no confirmation, so you can't look. Don't suggest AI.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        +2
        
        28 March 2026 11: 13
        
        Quote: Essex62
        Do not offer AI
        
        It's scary there, Netanyahu has six fingers, and a mermaid is sitting on the branches.
ergh081

+8

27 March 2026 14: 51

Fresh tradition, but hard to believe ..
16112014nk

+1

27 March 2026 15: 37

Within 24 hours, Lebanese Hezbollah special forces destroyed 21 Merkava tanks.

Hezbollah's efficiency in destroying Merkavas is excellent!
1. GBU-57
  
  -4
  
  27 March 2026 16: 28
  
  In the wet fantasies of the agony of the Iranian axis of coprophilia😂
  1. Krasnodar
    
    -5
    
    27 March 2026 16: 50
    
    Quote: GBU-57
    coprofitation😂
    
    With your written permission, I steal
    1. GBU-57
      
      0
      
      27 March 2026 18: 15
      
      You, dear sir, can do without writing 💂
Valera75

+4

27 March 2026 15: 42

Time will tell whether it is true or not.
But I wish Iran to survive and win the fight against the Satanists.
They must answer for the murders of their leaders, their population and their children, the children and residents of Gaza.
Someone wants to outdo Hitler in their actions, and the six-fingered one succeeds.
1. GBU-57
  
  -2
  
  27 March 2026 18: 25
  
  I wish for the leaky Iranian hydra to die, along with its metastases scattered throughout the Middle East. Syria, Yemen, Lebanon, Gaza, Iraq. When it dies, there will be peace throughout the Middle East.🦁
  1. vitgusin
    
    -2
    
    27 March 2026 18: 50
    
    Quote: GBU-57
    When peace dies there will be peace in the entire Middle East.
    
    And everything is heading in that direction: the Persian Gulf states are asking Trump not to stop, the UAE is successfully defending itself with Israeli weapons.
  2. Valera75
    
    +1
    
    27 March 2026 19: 41
    
    Quote: GBU-57
    I wish for the leaky Iranian hydra to die, along with its metastases scattered throughout the Middle East. Syria, Yemen, Lebanon, Gaza, Iraq. When it dies, there will be peace throughout the Middle East.
    
    I saw a video of a solid carpet of crows circling over your Tel Aviv, apparently hundreds of thousands of them. The Jews themselves say this is a very bad sign.
AC130 Gunship

+4

27 March 2026 16: 11

At the beginning of the article, they write about 21 destroyed tanks. Later in the text, they write about 10, plus bulldozers.
At the end of the article there is one fatality.
Maybe something needs to be corrected in the math?
1. Dart2027
  
  +1
  
  27 March 2026 18: 13
  
  Quote: AC130 Ganship
  At the beginning of the article, they write about 21 destroyed tanks. Later in the text, they write about 10, plus bulldozers.
  
  Open and read:
  
  Giving details, the publication points out that Most of the Israeli armored vehicles were destroyed in a single battle. between the cities of Taybeh and Qantara, after Israeli units moved in to conduct a maneuver to establish control over the territory.
  Hezbollah's official statement said its fighters monitored their advance and prepared to lure the enemy into a well-planned ambush, which resulted in their forces disrupting the enemy's maneuver, inflicting losses on them, including the destruction of ten Merkava tanks and D9 bulldozers.
GBU-57

-3

27 March 2026 16: 26

Hahahaha, why not 210? Iran is burning out, we need some kind of victory, even without proof, the pathetic ones will believe it anyway 😂
Kiril

+5

27 March 2026 16: 40

As the saying goes, talking is easier than carrying bags.
rotkiv04

+3

27 March 2026 17: 05

I see the Jewish lobby has become more active, which means the article has upset them, and Jews will never just gather together like that.
1. Krasnodar
  
  -2
  
  27 March 2026 17: 11
  
  Of course
  The country was left without tanks
  M-60 and M-48 will have to be taken out of the sterns
  1. Vox Populi
    
    +3
    
    27 March 2026 19: 14
    
    It's a pity that there is no T-55, like some others...
    1. Krasnodar
      
      +4
      
      27 March 2026 19: 19
      
      There were some. Sold, with a new gun and other upgrades. It was called the Tyrant.
      1. Vox Populi
        
        +2
        
        27 March 2026 19: 28
        
        Yes, it's all clear, I'm joking too. It's just a shame we have so many inadequate "patriots" (the joke about our two troubles remains relevant, it's just that their ratio has changed).
        
        Krasnodar
        
        +2
        
        27 March 2026 19: 56
        
        Quote from Vox Populi
        their ratio just changed
        
        The roads have definitely gotten better.
  2. rotkiv04
    
    +1
    
    27 March 2026 22: 11
    
    So the Jews gave themselves away, if you weren't interested you would have ignored it, but look how they started seething, like shit in a latrine
    1. Krasnodar
      
      -3
      
      27 March 2026 22: 45
      
      Do not be sad
      Whole life ahead
      Hope and wait
      
      (And be patient) - this is from me
      1. rotkiv04
        
        +1
        
        27 March 2026 22: 51
        
        Well, here comes your Jewish tricks of shifting the blame. You're the one who started the universal howl because you, great warriors, were insulted in the article. Soon you'll be screaming about the Holocaust again.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        +1
        
        27 March 2026 22: 54
        
        Quote: rotkiv04
        your Jewish tricks of changing the clocks are starting
        
        Have you seen the US external debt?
        
        Quote: rotkiv04
        It was you who started the universal howl here
        
        More like universal banter
        
        Quote: rotkiv04
        You, great warriors, were offended in the article
        
        The greatness of warriors is determined by the quality of their drill training, and the Jews have no training at all.
        
        Quote: rotkiv04
        Soon you'll be screaming about the Holocaust again
        
        Not about the Gaza genocide, right?
svoroponov

-1

27 March 2026 17: 33

Maybe someone knows where Netanyahu has gone. The AI has been siding with him three times already, Western experts have determined. The prime minister's plane is languishing in Germany. And he himself somehow disappeared somewhere; no one has seen him alive since the war began. So where is this creature?
1. Krasnodar
  
  -2
  
  27 March 2026 17: 57
  
  He was last seen 4 days ago, at the sites where Iranian missiles hit the cities of Arad and Dimona.
  And he had 6 fingers and he spoke German
  Oh, by the way, Tel Aviv is destroyed, right?
  1. Dart2027
    
    +1
    
    27 March 2026 18: 14
    
    Quote: Krasnodar
    He was last seen 4 days ago, at the sites where Iranian missiles hit the cities of Arad and Dimona.
    And he had 6 fingers and he spoke German
    
    That is, there is nothing to argue with regarding the fact that the latest videos were made by AI.
    1. Krasnodar
      
      -4
      
      27 March 2026 18: 59
      
      Quote: Dart2027
      That is, there is nothing to argue with regarding the fact that the latest videos were made by AI.
      
      Gugelnit
      "Video from five days ago, Netanyahu in Arad," at the site of the Iranian ballistic missile landing
      In fact, Iran is trying to take credit for Israel's successes and capabilities. In reality, it's weak, and it's wasted the money from its meager GDP—even compared to Israel's 10 million people—on proxies and missiles with the Shaheds, instead of developing the country and its army.
      1. isofat
        
        0
        
        27 March 2026 19: 07
        
        The video, made in Israel, doesn't inspire confidence. At all.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        -3
        
        27 March 2026 19: 17
        
        Quote: isofat
        The video, made in Israel, doesn't inspire confidence. At all.
        
        Are you impressed by the photo of the Israeli F35s shot down in June 2025?
        This is normal, true, one has an engine running on low power, and the second is the size of a Boeing, but the pictures are only for the intelligent user.
        
        Vox Populi
        
        -2
        
        27 March 2026 19: 30
        
        Oh yes, it was epochal, as was the "true" Iranian report about the captured female pilot!
        
        Krasnodar
        
        0
        
        27 March 2026 19: 46
        
        Quote from Vox Populi
        Oh yes, it was epochal, as was the "true" Iranian report about the captured female pilot!
        
        The only photo more epic was that of a captured foreign agent pilot.
        
        isofat
        
        -1
        
        27 March 2026 19: 35
        
        I didn't look at the photo you're talking about. Don't worry.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        -2
        
        27 March 2026 19: 48
        
        Quote: isofat
        I didn't look at the photo you're talking about. Don't worry.
        
        So, Natanyahu is an AI being treated in Germany?
        
        isofat
        
        -1
        
        27 March 2026 19: 51
        
        Nothing special. And the video made in Israel doesn't inspire confidence.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        -1
        
        27 March 2026 21: 32
        
        So he's dead and being treated in Germany?
        
        isofat
        
        0
        
        27 March 2026 21: 43
        
        Comrade, it's time for you to get treatment too. Who are you treating in Germany?
        
        Krasnodar
        
        -1
        
        27 March 2026 22: 34
        
        Quote: isofat
        Comrade, it's time for you to get treatment too. Who are you treating in Germany?
        
        Dead Nathaniel, of course.
        With six fingers
        
        svoroponov
        
        +1
        
        30 March 2026 19: 18
        
        Krasnodar is a former IDF soldier, if I'm not mistaken, who ended up in Russia by fate. Arguing with him is pointless. He'll defend his own and justify all Israeli actions.
      2. Dart2027
        
        0
        
        27 March 2026 19: 39
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        In fact, Iran is trying to take credit for Israel's successes and capabilities. In reality, it's weak, and it's wasted the money from its meager GDP—even compared to Israel's 10 million people—on proxies and missiles with the Shaheds, instead of developing the country and its army.
        
        And that's why the US Army had to be deployed against him?
        
        Krasnodar
        
        -4
        
        27 March 2026 19: 59
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        That's why the US Army had to be deployed against him?
        
        The US wants to gain a stake in the Iranian and Gulf oil industries, as it did in Venezuela. Israel wants more aircraft over Iran to reduce the number of incoming flights. So far, the Jews have achieved their goal.
        As for the Americans, we'll see.
        
        Dart2027
        
        0
        
        27 March 2026 20: 25
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        So far, the Jews have achieved their goal.
        
        Swapping Khameini for his son? Well, good riddance.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        -4
        
        27 March 2026 21: 31
        
        Having reduced the number of flights through its territory thanks to the addition of American aviation
        
        Dart2027
        
        0
        
        27 March 2026 21: 37
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Having reduced the number of flights through its territory thanks to the addition of American aviation
        
        But wait, you yourself wrote that
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        In fact, he is weak and he wasted the money from his small GDP, even compared to Israel's 10 million, on proxies and rackets with the Shaheds instead of developing the country and the army.
        
        Why can't you cope with the "weak ones" yourself?
        
        Krasnodar
        
        -1
        
        27 March 2026 22: 33
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Why can't you cope with the "weak ones" yourself?
        
        The territory is large, firstly, to reduce (destroy) the launches, more aircraft are needed in the air
        Secondly, the United States provides both aircraft and its air defense (THAAD, SAM 3), but in return Israel does not destroy the Iranian oil industry.
        Without the United States, Israeli civilian losses would have been many times greater, but Iran would have been left without a means of subsistence, since the country is weak - without effective air defense and air force.
        
        Dart2027
        
        -2
        
        27 March 2026 23: 05
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The territory is large, firstly, to reduce (destroy) the launches, more aircraft are needed in the air
        
        That is, in fact, you can’t do anything yourself.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Secondly, the United States provides both aircraft and its air defense (THAAD, SAM 3), but in return Israel does not destroy the Iranian oil industry.
        
        Really? What about the recent strikes?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Without the United States, Israeli civilian losses would have been many times greater, but Iran would have been left without a means of subsistence, since the country is weak - without effective air defense and air force.
        
        Yes, yes, yes, so it's because of concern for the Persians that the Israeli leadership runs to Washington at any difficulty, screaming "save us!" And how's the leaky dome doing? It's not doing very well in dealing with "backward" Iran.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        0
        
        27 March 2026 23: 14
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        That is, in fact, you can’t do anything yourself.
        
        In fact, they were able to destroy the air defense of a large country and can destroy its entire industry from the air.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Really? What about the recent strikes?
        
        They killed 15 people within 28 days.
        Compared to 34 in 12 days of war in 2025
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Yes, yes, yes, so it is because of concern for the Persians that the Israeli leadership, in any difficult situation, runs to Washington shouting "save us"?
        
        On the contrary, the Americans are concerned about Persian industry - oil prices, the hope of gaining a share of Iranian oil companies, etc. The Israelis don't care.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        And how is the leaky dome doing?
        
        Three civilians were killed by several hundred Hezbollah rockets - not that leaky
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        He's not doing very well in dealing with "backward" Iran.
        
        It does not work against Iranian missiles - the Arrow-3 and Arrow 2 systems are used against them, and in exceptional cases, David's Sling
        Once again, the approximately 400 ballistic missiles fired at Israel in the current round have killed 15 people in Israel.
        
        VladislavZ
        
        +1
        
        28 March 2026 03: 14
        
        I wish you could respond so pompously to the mayors of Jewish cities when they list the destroyed Zionist settlements on camera, sobbing and shaking their plump bodies and shaved sidelocks. Chosen people, where have you been elected? Wherever you are elected—
        
        Judge a tree by its fruit, for an olive tree does not grow on a thistle...
        
        That says it all about the Jews: usury, patronage of prostitution, homosexuality. These are precisely the economic niches the Jews occupied until a piece of Palestine was cut off for them. Then came the nuclear bomb. And off it went... The result: a nation propagating nationalism and the weapon in its claws: genocide. Do you really expect anyone to forget this? Drop a nuclear bomb anywhere, and in a few years there won't be a single Jew left on the planet. Absolutely.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        0
        
        28 March 2026 11: 07
        
        Quote: VladislavZ
        I wish you could respond so pompously to the mayors of Jewish cities when they list the destroyed Zionist settlements on camera, sobbing and shaking their plump bodies and shaved sidelocks.
        
        And what settlements did the Iranians destroy with missiles with the power of one aerial bomb?
        
        Quote: VladislavZ
        This says it all about the Jews - usury, patronage of prostitution, homosexuality
        
        1. Interest rates on loans are lower than in Russia. Of the Jewish bankers in Russia, only Kogan and Friedman
        2. Protection of prostitution - work in law enforcement, like crime, has never been popular among Jews
        3.
        
        Quote: VladislavZ
        homoshmyatinka
        
        In the EU and the US it is all Palestinian,
        
        Quote: VladislavZ
        These are precisely the economic niches that the Jews occupied until a piece of Palestine was cut off from them.
        
        Aha - hence Lombard, after the name of the Italian region
        
        Quote: VladislavZ
        The result is a nation that promotes nationalism and the weapon in its claws is genocide.
        
        One day of shelling and bombing is enough to commit genocide in Gaza, and four days to destroy half the population.
        
        Quote: VladislavZ
        Do you really expect anyone to forget this?
        
        They're counting on the fact that they'll remember well that Jews can't be slaughtered. Druze too.
        
        Quote: VladislavZ
        Drop a nuclear weapon anywhere, and within a few years there won't be a single Jew left on the planet. That's for sure.
        
        Dropped twice - and?
        
        Dart2027
        
        -2
        
        28 March 2026 06: 31
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        In fact, they were able to destroy the air defense of a large country.
        
        exclusively in their statements.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        They killed 15 people within 28 days.
        
        Yes, yes, yes, and at the US bases, which were almost completely wiped out by a couple of people.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        On the contrary, the Americans are taking care of Persian industry - oil prices
        
        And that's why the Israeli leadership, whenever faced with any difficulties, runs to Washington shouting "save me"?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Hundreds of Hezbollah rockets killed three civilians
        
        It has already been.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        It does not work against Iranian missiles - the Arrow-3 and Arrow 2 systems are used against them, and in exceptional cases, David's Sling
        
        Which doesn't change the overall leakiness.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        0
        
        28 March 2026 11: 11
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        exclusively in their statements
        
        How many Israeli planes have the Iranians shot down? American ones? Why are the Yankees using free-fall bombs?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Yes, yes, yes, and at the US bases, which were almost completely wiped out by a couple of people.
        
        Already 16, I think
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        And that's why the Israeli leadership, whenever faced with any difficulties, runs to Washington shouting "save me"?
        
        Because the Americans have veto power in the UN, and Israel does not.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Which doesn't change the overall leakiness.
        
        everything is relative
        
        Dart2027
        
        -1
        
        28 March 2026 11: 33
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        How many Israeli planes were shot down by the Iranians? American?
        
        Haven't you heard the recent story about the 35th, which barely made it to the airfield?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Already 16, I think
        
        Question 16 what?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Because the Americans have veto power in the UN, and Israel does not.
        
        So what? It's because of the veto that the US has to fight every time to keep Israel from being destroyed.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        everything is relative
        
        Comparing the boast "we are this Iran" with the realities of life.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        0
        
        28 March 2026 12: 09
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Haven't you heard the recent story about the 35th, which barely made it to the airfield?
        
        And this is 100+ (more) combat sorties per day for a month? )))
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Question 16 what?
        
        Human, units. Of those who didn't make it to the shelter, or died due to lack of warning.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        It is because of the veto that the US has to fight every time to prevent Israel from being destroyed.
        
        This veto has to be applied to give Israel a chance to fight Security Council resolutions are aimed solely at stopping Jews, not the other way around.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Comparing the boast "we are this Iran" with the realities of life.
        
        The reality of life - up to 20 victims from Iranian missiles on Israel (until June 2025, it was thought that the Jewish death toll would be in the thousands) and damage to Iran from aircraft operating more than 1500 km from their bases
        
        Dart2027
        
        -1
        
        28 March 2026 14: 50
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        And this is 100+ (more) combat sorties per day for a month?
        
        The question is, what are all these sorties doing? Hiding outside the air defense system.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Human, units.
        
        Or hundreds of people.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        This veto has to be applied to give Israel a chance to fight
        
        Really? And the US itself isn't even fighting? I wonder why they brought aircraft carriers there?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The realities of life
        
        The attempt to quickly change the government in Iran has failed miserably, and now Iranian missiles and drones are destroying Israel and American bases, while an Israeli general is complaining that the army is about to fall apart.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        0
        
        28 March 2026 15: 59
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        They are hiding outside the air defense system.
        
        Especially when they bomb with heavy free-fall bombs
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Or hundreds of people.
        
        Or the dead AI Natanyahu, who is being treated in Germany, flies to the ruined Tel Aviv to gesture with his six-fingered hands
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        The US itself isn't even fighting? I wonder why they brought aircraft carriers there?
        
        This time they're at war; in 1967 they provided intelligence information to Jordan, which was at war with Israel.
        In 1948, 1970, 1973, 1982 they did not fight on the side of Israel, nor in 2006, 2023, or 2024.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        The attempt to quickly change power in Iran has failed miserably.
        
        And what year of the war is it? Oh, month.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        and now Iranian missiles and drones are destroying Israel and American bases
        
        Especially Israel - 18 corpses from 450 rockets, as of today
        The Americans have even less
        How much do I have to explain to all of you people who aren't familiar with military matters that 1 BR = 1 air-to-air munition, even a powerful one. It's expensive to launch, slow to manufacture, and labor-intensive to produce.
        It is not accurate though.
        Shahids are weak and slow at a distance of 1500+ km against Israel, but against large industrial facilities of Arab neighbors - yes
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        An Israeli general complains that the army is about to fall apart.
        
        Tse peremoga
        If they don't call up another 15 reservists, then yes. But let me remind you that it took Israel two days to call up 300 reservists in 2023.
        
        Dart2027
        
        -1
        
        28 March 2026 17: 51
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Especially when they bomb with heavy free-fall bombs
        
        In his own words. It's just unclear why the US needed to deploy those expensive missiles.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Or the dead AI Netanyahu, who is being treated in Germany, flies to a destroyed Tel Aviv
        
        Judging by the effectiveness of the leaky dome, it is heavily damaged.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        And what year of the war is it?
        
        So the blitzkrieg has failed, and we'll have to fight for years. If we have the strength.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Especially Israel - 18 corpses from 450 rockets, as of today laughing
        The Americans have even less
        
        According to official propaganda. However, the Americans are recruiting personnel to sort through the belongings of the dead.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Shahids are weak and slow at a distance of 1500+ km against Israel,
        
        Do the Americans know? They're even recruiting people from Ukraine who can at least somehow fight them.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        This time they're at war; in 1967 they provided intelligence information to Jordan, which was at war with Israel.
        
        When did they have to come up with an excuse for blind Israeli pilots attacking an American ship, and then having sailors join them? And considering the fact that it was a reconnaissance ship with minimal armament (four machine guns), and that entire horde was unable to sink it, this raises serious questions about their level of training. As does the neutrality of the United States, given what we've been witnessing for 20 years now.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        0
        
        28 March 2026 18: 24
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        In his own words. It's just unclear why the US needed to deploy those expensive missiles.
        
        Each weapon has its own purpose: heavy gravity bombs are used to destroy dead targets, while missiles serve a different purpose. They're expensive—ballistic missile launches against Israel cost Iran, with its meager economy, $1,5-4 million each, while the most sophisticated Tomahawk costs around $2 million, which is nothing compared to the vast US economy.
        Iran fired 450 missiles at Israel, while the United States fired about 900 Tomahawks at Iran.
        It's painful for Iran, but the US doesn't care - more firepower, continuous bombing regardless of aircraft maintenance/crew loads, etc., etc.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Judging by the effectiveness of the leaky dome, it is heavily damaged.
        
        Judging by the destruction in Tel Aviv after numerous ballistic strikes, the leaky dome is one of the best air defense systems in the world, if not the best.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So the blitzkrieg has failed, and we'll have to fight for years. If we have the strength.
        
        And who was talking about blitzkrieg - you?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        According to official propaganda. However, the Americans are recruiting personnel to sort through the belongings of the dead.
        
        Probably six-fingered, AI-ish
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Do the Americans know? They're even recruiting people from Ukraine who can at least somehow fight them.
        
        The Americans aren't recruiting—the Arabs, yes, perhaps. But we've talked about the effectiveness of Shahid attacks on Israel. About zero. For high-value targets in nearby Arab countries, 50 to 250 kg of explosives landing in an oil terminal is enough.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Was this when they had to come up with an excuse for blind Israeli pilots attacking an American ship, and then sailors joining them?
        
        Why blind? They reported that the ship was American to the General Staff, who confirmed the order to attack.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Well, considering the fact that it was a reconnaissance ship with minimal armament (4 machine guns), and this whole crowd was unable to sink it, this raises serious questions about their level of training.
        
        Was the goal to sink it?
        The goal was to disable it so it wouldn't transmit information to the Jordanians. They sank a Soviet cargo ship in 1973, near Latakia, I think, to prevent it from delivering weapons to the Syrians.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        As is the neutrality of the United States, given what we have been observing for 20 years now.
        
        Until 1967, the Americans sided with the Arabs. Afterward, they sided with the Israelis. They've been fighting for them since 2025.
        
        Dart2027
        
        -1
        
        29 March 2026 07: 22
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Expensive - ballistic missile launches against Israel cost Iran, with its meager economy, $1,5 - $4 million each, while the most sophisticated Tomahawk costs approximately $2 million, which is nothing for the large US economy.
        
        Do you know exactly how much they cost and what Iran’s economy is like?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Iran fired 450 missiles at Israel, while the United States fired about 900 Tomahawks at Iran.
        It hurts Iran, but the US doesn't care.
        
        Really? And what about Israel? And you yourself admit that it's mostly the Americans who are fighting, and Israel can't do much without them.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Judging by the destruction in Tel Aviv after numerous ballistic strikes, the leaky dome is
        
        full of holes.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        And who was talking about blitzkrieg?
        
        Let's remember Trump's speeches.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The Americans aren't gaining any ground—the Arabs, yes, perhaps. But we were talking about the effectiveness of Shahid attacks on Israel. About zero.
        
        Judging by how the Iranians get there, it's very close.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Was the goal to sink it?
        
        And that's why they pounded it with everything they had (missiles, bombs, and torpedoes) for several hours? And then they said they were wrong?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The goal was to take him out of action so that he wouldn't transmit information to the Jordanians.
        
        So what did he leak to them?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Until 1967, the Americans sided with the Arabs. Afterward, they sided with the Israelis. They've been fighting for them since 2025.
        
        And when did financial aid begin there? Not in the 50s?
        
        Krasnodar
        
        0
        
        29 March 2026 18: 55
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Do you know exactly how much they cost and what Iran's economy is like?
        
        Iran's economy is estimated to be worth between $357 billion and $411 billion by 2025, at par. In terms of purchasing power parity, it's four times larger, but this applies to prices for generic clothing, rent, food, and doctor's visits. Missiles are more expensive for Iran than for Israel, due to the abundance of foreign components imported through third countries.
        The estimated cost of one Iranian MRBM is between $1,5 million and $4 million, depending on the type (liquid-fuel, solid-fuel, precision, etc.)
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Really? And what about Israel?
        
        Israel is one of the initiators of this campaign. The projected death toll from Iranian retaliatory strikes in 2025 was thousands; to date, there have been 52.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Moreover, you yourself admit that it is mainly the Americans who are fighting
        
        Israel has at least 300 aircraft in operation, the United States has 250
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        and Israel can do little without them.
        
        Israel carried out the removal of Iranian air defenses on its own in June 2025.
        Taking out the enemy country's air defense is the most important thing in war.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        full of holes
        
        What are we comparing it to?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Remembering Trump's speeches
        
        Did he talk about blitzkrieg there?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Judging by how the Iranians get there, it's very close.
        
        Shaheds in Israel? Something like that. Very few hit, as they're shot down by aircraft and air defenses from the ground, and what does reach lands in vacant lots or civilian buildings.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So they pounded it with everything they had (missiles, bombs, and torpedoes) for several hours? And then they said they were wrong?
        
        A few heavy bombs from two planes would have been enough
        The goal was to immobilize and disable the equipment.
        In any case, the United States helped Jordan in the Six-Day War, the USSR helped Syria and Egypt, the result was a crushing defeat for Syria, Jordan and Egypt.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So what did he leak to them?
        
        Israeli troop movements in Sinai
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        And when did financial aid begin there? Not in the 50s?
        
        The loans were in the 1950s, and the embargo on the supply of offensive weapons to Israel has been in place since 1948.
        The only exception was that Germany was allowed to transfer M-48 tanks to the Jews as payment for reparations.
        Hawk air defense missiles were Kennedy's special resolution in 1962.
        
        Dart2027
        
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        29 March 2026 20: 43
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The estimated cost of one Iranian MRBM is between $1,5 million and $4 million, depending on the type (liquid-fuel, solid-fuel, precision, etc.)
        
        Whose estimate? I don't recall Iran publishing such figures.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Israel is one of the initiators of this campaign. The projected death toll from Iranian retaliatory strikes in 2025 was thousands; to date, there have been 52.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Israel carried out the removal of Iranian air defenses on its own in June 2025.
        
        And that's why they asked for peace after 12 days?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Israel has at least 300 aircraft in operation, the United States has 250
        
        So why then persuade Trump to get involved in this war?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        What are we comparing it to?
        
        With the result of his work.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Did he talk about blitzkrieg there?
        
        What about victory in two weeks? True, those are long gone.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        That's about it, very few things go wrong, as they are shot down by aircraft and air defense systems from the ground.
        
        So that's why the coalition spent 800 Patriot missiles alone? That was a few days ago, but now it's more.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        A few heavy bombs from two planes would have been enough
        The goal was to immobilize and disable the equipment.
        
        Actually, there were bombs, missiles, and torpedoes. Not counting the small stuff. And what did shooting at the life rafts count as—immobilization or disabling the equipment?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        In any case, the United States helped Jordan during the Six-Day War.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Israeli troop movements in Sinai
        
        So who documented this transmission?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The loans were in the 1950s, and the embargo on the supply of offensive weapons to Israel has been in place since 1948.
        The only exception was that Germany was allowed to transfer M-48 tanks to the Jews as payment for reparations.
        Hawk air defense missiles were Kennedy's special resolution in 1962.
        
        In other words, they didn't give weapons, but they did give money to buy them. As a result, Israel quietly armed itself in Europe.
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        29 March 2026 21: 13
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Whose estimate? I don't recall Iran publishing such figures.
        
        Iran has been publishing videos of its fifth-generation fighter jet and a downed Israeli F-35 the size of a Boeing, so it doesn't matter what it publishes at all.
        Assessment of Europeans, Americans and Israelis
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So that's why they asked for peace in 12 days?
        
        The world asked Iran for three days, Israel asked Trump for two more weeks.
        He didn't give it, since the factor of American companies entering Venezuela and any semblance of control over oil flows did not yet exist.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So why then persuade Trump to get involved in this war?
        
        To increase the number of strikes on Iran and reduce the number of missile launches on its own territory. Both were successful, by the way.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        the result of his work.
        
        450 ballistic missiles killed 16 Israelis and 4 Palestinians
        And not a single military man
        Rate the work
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        What about victory in two weeks? True, those weeks are long gone.
        
        Please provide his speech.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So, the coalition spent 800 Patriot missiles alone?
        
        I write about strikes on Israel, you write about strikes on the Gulf Emirates and Saudi Arabia
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Actually, there were bombs, missiles, and torpedoes. Not counting the small stuff. And what did shooting at the life rafts count as—immobilization or disabling the equipment?
        
        To moral pressure
        And, once again, two heavy bombs are enough to sink a Liberty-class ship.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So who documented this transmission?
        
        Israelis - otherwise why the hell would they attack a ship that the pilots identified as American?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        That is, they didn’t give weapons, but they did give money to buy them.
        
        Money was spent on infrastructure - from 1948 until the late 1950s, about 800,000 refugees from Europe and Arab countries lived in tent cities
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Result: Israel quietly armed itself in Europe
        
        Common interests with Great Britain and France since 1956
        
        Dart2027
        
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        30 March 2026 19: 48
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Assessment of Europeans, Americans and Israelis
        
        That is, no one knows anything.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The world asked Iran for three days, Israel asked Trump for two more weeks.
        He didn't give it, since the factor of American companies entering Venezuela and any semblance of control over oil flows did not yet exist.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        To increase the number of strikes on Iran and reduce the number of missile launches on its own territory. Both were successful, by the way.
        
        Make up your mind: is Israel great in its own right or is it dependent on the US? In 2025, Trump didn't want to get involved in a serious war, and Israel immediately backed down, because fighting on its own is fraught with danger. In 2026, they succeeded, but not everyone in the US wants to save Israel.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        450 ballistic missiles killed 16 Israelis and 4 Palestinians
        
        And they all get lost. Yesterday, by the way, it was good, it hit a chemical plant – also "no one died"?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Please provide his speech.
        
        March 11, 2026: At a rally in Hebron, Kentucky, Trump officially declared, "We won. We won in the first hour, it was all over."
        March 15, 2026: Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf confirmed that Trump had publicly declared victory at least nine times in the previous two weeks (since early March).
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        I write about strikes on Israel, you write about strikes on the Gulf Emirates and Saudi Arabia
        
        Does Israel actually get missiles for Patriots and other air defense systems out of thin air? And by the way, who's responsible for the Emirates wasting them anyway? And how many will fly against Israel after the others stop covering it?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        To moral pressure
        And, once again, two heavy bombs are enough to sink a Liberty-class ship.
        
        And, once again, bombs, missiles, and torpedoes were used to sink a Liberty-class ship.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Israelis - otherwise why the hell would they attack a ship that the pilots identified as American?
        
        So where is this recording of the transfer?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Money was spent on infrastructure - from 1948 until the late 1950s, about 800,000 refugees from Europe and Arab countries lived in tent cities
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Common interests with Great Britain and France since 1956
        
        Make up your mind, no one gave weapons, but the Europeans armed them.
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        30 March 2026 23: 18
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        That is, no one knows anything.
        
        Judging by the way the Israelis have intelligence in Iran, they know very well
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Make up your mind: is Israel great in itself or does it depend on the USA?
        
        It depends on the States, but even without them, it can be a real fight.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        In 2025, Trump didn't want to get involved in a serious war, and Israel immediately backed down, because fighting themselves is fraught with danger.
        
        In 2025, the United States told Israel to end the war. Israel asked for two more weeks. The United States responded and separated the participants into corners. It was not profitable for them at the time.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        It worked out in 2026, but not everyone in the US wants to save Israel.
        
        Save them from missiles, each with the power of an aerial bomb, and from the Shahids, who have a very hard time reaching Israel without being shot down?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Yesterday, by the way, it was good that it hit a chemical plant - also "no one died"?
        
        No one was killed in the attack on the Adama plant, which is part of a Chinese concern and produces herbicides and pesticides for agriculture.
        I believe there were casualties at the three large steel mills Israel bombed in Iran yesterday. God forbid, of course, that there weren't any...
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        We won. We won in the first hour, it was all over."
        
        And from this you decided that he spent the company, let me guess, in an hour?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        March 15, 2026: Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf confirmed that Trump had publicly declared victory at least nine times in the previous two weeks (since early March).
        
        He didn't mention the Iranian fifth-generation aircraft? Is there a video of the plane?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Is Israel getting missiles for Patriots and other air defense systems out of thin air?
        
        Patriots are not used, there are American THAAD batteries in Israel, two in number, in 2025 it was covered by Sam 3 from US destroyers.
        Uses his own - Arrow, David Slim, Barak 8, etc.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        And by the way, who is it that makes the Emirates spend them anyway?
        
        Because of Iran, the Emirates did not attack it.
        While
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        And how many will fly through Israel after the others stop covering it?
        
        Already a little bit
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Bombs, rockets, and torpedoes were used to sink the Liberty-class ship.
        
        In order to immobilize
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So where is this recording of the transfer?
        
        Contact the Israeli General Staff and Army Intelligence
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Make up your mind, no one gave weapons, but the Europeans armed them.
        
        I wrote about Americans
        Bottom line:
        Iran, a 90 million-strong country, is bombing a 10 million-strong dwarf for the second time, which can neutralize enemy air defenses at a distance of 1500 km from its borders.
        The Six-Day War - The USSR and the United States help the Arabs, with territorial losses in Syria, Egypt, and Jordan
        
        Dart2027
        
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        31 March 2026 20: 00
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Judging by the way the Israelis have intelligence in Iran, they know very well
        
        Judging by how "successful" the attempt to suppress Iran's missile forces is going, it's not very successful.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        It depends on the States, but even without them, it can be a real fight.
        In 2025, the United States told Israel to end the war. Israel asked for two more weeks. The United States responded and separated the participants into corners. It was not profitable for them at the time.
        
        That is, nothing can be done without the United States.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Save them from missiles, each with the power of an aerial bomb, and from the Shahids, who have a very hard time reaching Israel without being shot down?
        
        And that's why they didn't fly in so well last year.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        And from this you decided that he spent the company, let me guess, in an hour?
        He didn't tell us about the Iranian fifth-generation aircraft?
        
        So, the fact remains that the victory reports were greatly exaggerated, and no blitzkrieg occurred. The US clearly didn't expect this.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Patriots are not used, there are American THAAD batteries in Israel, two in number, in 2025 it was covered by Sam 3 from US destroyers.
        Uses his own - Arrow, David Slim, Barak 8, etc.
        
        There are patriots there, they wanted to transfer them to Ukraine, but they didn’t have time, and this doesn’t change the fact that big problems are starting with the air defense.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Already a little bit
        
        Is this like "Russia has run out of missiles"? However, you acknowledge the fact that Israel is simply trying to hide behind someone else's back.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        In order to immobilize
        
        Well, why immobilize him? If the goal is to stop him from listening to the broadcast, then it's logical to drive him away. They tried to drown him, but their hands were a bit clumsy.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Contact the Israeli General Staff and Army Intelligence
        
        Who for some reason kept silent, while Israel paid compensation.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        90 million Iran is bombing a 10 million dwarf for the second time, which can
        
        hide behind the back of a 300-million-dollar idiot who got into a war he didn't need.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Six-Day War - The USSR and the United States help the Arabs
        
        And yet the USSR says it will intervene if the US fights on Israel's side? Quite unusual. And the idea that England and France could have opposed the US back then is a fairy tale. That's not the case now, when the USSR is no longer a threat.
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        31 March 2026 20: 39
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Judging by how "successful" the attempt to suppress Iran's missile forces is going, it's not very successful.
        
        Judging by the fact that the Israelis killed the head of the IRGC Navy a couple of days ago, in addition to dozens of senior IRGC commanders, the General Staff, and others, the intelligence is excellent. Regarding the missiles, the territory is large (Russia is twice as large as Ukraine) and they have a lot of missiles, but no one expected to destroy them all at once. And the Jews and the Americans managed to reduce the number of Iranian salvos at Israel by more than half, compared to the 12-day war.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        That is, nothing can be done without the United States.
        
        Who are you comparing with? If we're talking about the United States, the possibilities are significantly fewer. If we're talking about everyone else (except China, about which little is known), then the possibilities are significantly greater, at least in terms of the power and qualifications of the Air Force.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So, the fact remains that the victory reports were greatly exaggerated, and no blitzkrieg occurred. The US clearly didn't expect this.
        
        I don't know what the US was expecting; Israel wants to bring the Iranians down to the level of Afghanistan by any means necessary.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        There are Patriots there.
        
        No longer
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        They wanted to transfer them to Ukraine, but they didn't have time
        
        They handed it over to the United States, and they handed it over to Ukraine.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        and it still doesn't change the fact that big problems are starting with air defense.
        
        Do you mean there are problems with the missiles for the air defense system?
        Air defense is satellites over enemy territory, over-the-horizon radars, detection radars, AWACS aircraft, fighter aircraft, air defense missile systems and other means of ground-based destruction of air targets, and civil defense / shelters for equipment and personnel in army locations.
        So, missiles for air defense systems with external interception, such as THAAD/ARROW, really save money.
        The rest - not yet
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Is this like "Russia has run out of missiles"? However, you acknowledge the fact that Israel is simply trying to hide behind someone else's back.
        
        That's why he's rushing to bomb Iran and invading Lebanon.
        But Iran was unable to sit back behind the backs of Arab proxies this time - fate is a villain, life is pain
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        They tried to drown him, but their hands were a bit clumsy.
        
        If our hands were crooked, we wouldn't have ended the war against three countries in six days.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Well, why immobilize him? If the goal is to stop him from listening to the broadcast, then it’s logical to drive him away.
        
        Where and how? )))
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Who for some reason kept silent, while Israel paid compensation.
        
        I did the right thing - it paid off and brought in profit.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        hide behind the back of a 300-million-dollar idiot who got into a war he didn't need.
        
        In June 2025, this idiot stopped the war, for his own interests, really.
        He let the ayatollahs live without beatings for several months - and then Israel attacked itself, the Americans dealt only one blow, pushing the sides into corners
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        At the same time, the USSR says that it will intervene if the USA fights on the side of Israel?
        
        The USSR said it would intervene if the Israelis took Damascus.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Well, the idea that England and France could then act against the United States is a fairy tale.
        
        So, it's a fairy tale - France imposed an arms embargo on Israel just two days before the Six-Day War, and the British did not intervene.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        This is not now, when there is no threat from the USSR.
        
        In 1973, the USSR was threatened - a Soviet dry cargo ship was sunk
        
        Dart2027
        
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        April 1 2026 20: 08
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Judging by the fact that a couple of days ago the Israelis killed the head of the IRGC Navy, in addition to dozens of senior commanders of the IRGC, the General Staff and others
        
        Which in no way led to the collapse of Iran's military and political structures; the only thing Israeli intelligence can do is organize assassinations. Everything else, not so much.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The Jews and Americans managed to reduce the number of Iranian salvoes fired at Israel by more than half, compared to the 12-day war
        
        During which Iran did not strike US bases. And so they reduced it—half to Israel, half to the bases.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Who are you comparing with?
        
        With the realities of life, where Israel somehow did not want to fight without the United States.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        I don't know what the US was expecting; Israel wants to bring the Iranians down to the level of Afghanistan by any means necessary.
        
        That is, the fact that the blitzkrieg that was clearly promised to Trump, otherwise he simply would not have gotten involved in it, still fell through.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Air defense is satellites over enemy territory, over-the-horizon radars, detection radars, AWACS aircraft, fighter aircraft, air defense missile systems and other means of ground-based destruction of air targets, and civil defense / shelters for equipment and personnel in army locations.
        
        So how many radars have Iranian missiles and drones destroyed?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        That's why he's rushing to bomb Iran and invading Lebanon.
        
        After the US entered the war. But what if they leave?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        If our hands were crooked, we wouldn't have ended the war against three countries in six days.
        
        Well, the quality of the Arab armies, to put it mildly, was not high, but later on fighting them became much more difficult, and the previous attempt to seize part of Lebanon ended very badly.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Where and how?
        
        From the theater of military operations.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        I did the right thing - it paid off and brought in profit.
        
        Is paying compensation for the killed and wounded profitable? Quite original.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        He let the ayatollahs live without beatings for several months - and then Israel attacked itself, the Americans dealt only one blow, pushing the sides into corners
        
        So why didn't "independent" Israel fight itself? They couldn't get the Americans involved, so they had to quickly slow down.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The USSR said it would intervene if the Israelis took Damascus.
        
        This was later. Before the war, the USSR warned that it would not fight in their stead unless the United States intervened directly.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        So, it's a fairy tale - France imposed an arms embargo on Israel just two days before the Six-Day War, and the British did not intervene.
        
        But where did Uzrail get so many foreign-made weapons from?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        In 1973, the USSR was threatened - a Soviet dry cargo ship was sunk
        
        The French and the English?
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        April 1 2026 20: 52
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Which in no way led to the collapse of Iran's military and political structures; the only thing Israeli intelligence can do is organize assassinations. Everything else, not so much.
        
        And the organization of the demolition of air defense systems, including by means of special forces
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        During which Iran did not strike US bases. And so they reduced it—half to Israel, half to the bases.
        
        Strikes against US bases are carried out with missiles of a different range and type. The distances are different.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        With the realities of life, where Israel somehow did not want to fight without the United States.
        
        So in 2025 he fought without the US and the US slowed him down.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        That is, the fact that the blitzkrieg that was clearly promised to Trump, otherwise he simply would not have gotten involved in it, still fell through.
        
        I don’t know what Israel promised Trump and what kind of blitzkrieg we can talk about during the air operation, but Israel is achieving its goals
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So how many radars have Iranian missiles and drones destroyed?
        
        There is not a single one in Israel
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        After the US entered the war. But what if they leave?
        
        In Lebanon, they will definitely continue, as for Iran, it depends on the American agreement with the Persians.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Well, the quality of the Arab armies, to put it mildly, was not high, but later on it became much more difficult to fight them,
        
        The quality of the Soviet pilots who fought on the Arab side was also not very good. Until 1982, the Soviet air defense was considered the best in the world. After Operation Medvedka, everyone realized that any air defense system not covered by high-quality fighter aircraft, under a competent attack by the Air Force (AWACS, UAVs, fighter-bombers and OTRK) is worthless.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        The previous attempt to seize part of Lebanon ended very badly.
        
        There was no attempt to seize part of Lebanon in 2006. Hezbollah was punished for the kidnapping and murder of Israeli reservists, and as a bonus, they got an Alawite village that is still occupied by the Israelis, yes.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        From the theater of military operations.
        
        And by what means?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Is paying compensation for the killed and wounded profitable? Quite original.
        
        You have to be able to count - payments to the killed and wounded amounted to tens of millions, further US aid amounted to tens of billions
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So why didn't "independent" Israel fight itself? They couldn't get the Americans involved, so they had to quickly slow down.
        
        Once again, Israel asked the US for two more weeks, and independent Jews, unlike the US, don't have veto power in the UN Security Council. Do you know that organization? The Iranians rushed there when the Israeli bombing began in June.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        This was later. Before the war, the USSR warned that it would not fight in their stead unless the United States intervened directly.
        
        This is what the USSR told the Arabs
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        But where did Uzrail get so many foreign-made weapons from?
        
        From cooperation with France and Great Britain after the Suez Crisis of 1956
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        The French and the English?
        
        Israelis
        
        Dart2027
        
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        April 2 2026 20: 04
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        And the organization of the demolition of air defense systems, including by means of special forces
        
        And the vaunted 35th barely made it back to the airfield due to damage sustained from ghosts? And the story of three planes shot down by a single pilot by mistake raises serious doubts.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        And by what means?
        
        Well, first by offering to leave on good terms, then by firing warning shots, etc. But when one out of five torpedoes hits, that speaks volumes about the level of the attackers.
        And, regarding the alleged "US intelligence operations in the interests of..."—if that were true, there would have been an entire squadron from the 6th Fleet, including first-rank ships, that would have crushed the Israeli boats like mosquitoes. But somehow, nothing of the sort happened.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        You have to be able to count - payments to the killed and wounded amounted to tens of millions, further US aid amounted to tens of billions
        
        And this is actually a pretext for war.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Strikes against US bases are carried out with missiles of a different range and a different type. Distances
        different
        
        Considering that Iran was preparing for war specifically with Israel, most of its missiles fly just the right distance.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        There is not a single one in Israel
        
        But the Iranians say otherwise. And considering that the radars at US bases were integrated into a single system with Israeli air defenses, it's sad, not for the Iranians.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        So in 2025 he fought without the US and the US slowed him down.
        
        Once again, Israel asked the US for two more weeks, and independent Jews, unlike the US, do not have veto power in the UN Security Council. Do you know such an organization?
        
        I don’t know what Israel promised Trump and what kind of blitzkrieg we can talk about during the air operation, but Israel is achieving its goals
        
        And? I don't recall Israel caring about UN resolutions when the US supported it. But without it... Israel somehow didn't want to fight. And yet they promised a quick victory.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        There was no attempt to seize part of Lebanon in 2006. Hezbollah was punished for the kidnapping and murder of Israeli reservists, and as a bonus
        
        There was a huge scandal and the creation of as many as 50 commissions in Israel itself.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        This is what the USSR told the Arabs
        
        Arabs. Which doesn't change the fact that for some reason everyone involved took it seriously.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The quality of Soviet pilots who fought on the Arab side was also not so great; Soviet air defense was considered the best in the world until 1982, after Operation Medvedka
        
        During the Medvedka operation, Israel destroyed an air defense system consisting of Kub, S-75 Dvina, and S-125 Pechora systems, which were far from state-of-the-art, and were export-spec. For reference, the S-300 had already been in service for several years by that time.
        As for the pilots, there was one battle, after which the Soviet leadership banned their participation in combat operations. And when you compare this with the fact that nine years later, Mubarak let it slip that they knew about the ambush but hid it, the USSR's reaction becomes entirely logical.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        From cooperation with France and Great Britain after the Suez Crisis of 1956
        
        Israel was armed in advance and by the beginning of the Great Patriotic War the embargo was already formal.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Israelis
        
        And the conversation was about Europeans.
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        April 3 2026 05: 47
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        The vaunted 35th barely made it back to the airfield due to damage sustained from ghosts? And the story of three planes shot down by a single pilot by mistake raises serious doubts.
        
        1. This is for the American aviation
        2. For many thousands of flights
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Well, first by offering to leave on good terms, then by firing warning shots, etc. But when one out of five torpedoes hits, that speaks volumes about the level of the attackers.
        
        Yeah, and then the war will end.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        , regarding the question that "the US was conducting reconnaissance in the interests of..." - if that were the case, then there would have been an entire squadron from the 6th Fleet there,
        
        and it would be led by marines, entering Israeli territory as part of a couple of divisions
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Krasnodar
        You have to be able to count - payments to the killed and wounded amounted to tens of millions, further US aid amounted to tens of billions
        
        And this is actually a reason for war.
        
        Certainly
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Considering that Iran was preparing for war specifically with Israel, most of its missiles fly just the right distance.
        
        Since the early 2000s, Iran has been preparing primarily for an American invasion from Iraq and Saudi Arabia. Funds were allocated for the war with Israel, but half of them went to proxies—Hezbollah and others—and the Persian missile salvos were simply meant to support them.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        But Iranians speak differently.
        
        They also talk about their own 5th generation aircraft and the Boeing-sized F35.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        And if you consider that the radars at US bases were combined into a single system with Israeli air defense, then it becomes sad, not for the Iranians.
        
        Were not
        They may have been used for, among other things, but the Israeli air defense system includes an American radar located in Israel itself and untouched
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        I don't recall Israel caring about UN resolutions when the US supported it. But without it...
        
        That is exactly what I wanted to say
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        But without him... Israel somehow didn't want to fight.
        
        But in June 2025 he wanted it himself and - notice how quickly he demolished the air defense of a large country located at a great distance from him
        Exemplary
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Well, they promised a quick victory.
        
        To whom, you?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        There was a huge scandal and the creation of as many as 50 commissions in Israel itself.
        
        Naturally. I don't remember about 50 commissions, but there were two – during the general course of the war, when they were trying to catch partisans with special forces before the reservist supply bases were ready to fully equip the required number of mobilized troops.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Which doesn't change the fact that for some reason everyone involved took it seriously.
        
        And?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        For reference, by that time the S-300 had already been accepted into service for several years.
        
        And could the S-300 do anything against the combination of AWACS - UAVs - tactical missile systems - fighter-bombers at ultra-low altitudes?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        As for the pilots, there was one battle after which the USSR leadership banned participation in combat operations.
        
        It's not even about one battle, but about the number of flight hours and the training itself - the Israelis flew two and a half times more and practiced only what works in combat
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        If you compare this with the fact that 9 years later Mubarak let it slip that they knew about the ambush but hid it, the USSR's reaction becomes quite logical
        
        How could they know?
        Unless, as we realized during the play, they simply didn’t stop the Soviet pilots
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Israel was just armed in advance.
        
        He himself was actively looking for opportunities to arm himself.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        The conversation was about Europeans.
        
        They supplied weapons, the Americans - practically none, the USSR - none at all, but they did a lot of things to the Arabs
        
        Dart2027
        
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        April 3 2026 18: 35
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        1. This is for the American aviation 2. For many thousands of sorties
        
        How come only Americans are being shot down? Maybe because the Israeli Air Force only flies outside the range of Iran's "destroyed" air defenses? Incidentally, more planes were shot down today.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Yeah, and then the war will end.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        and it would be led by marines, entering Israeli territory as part of a couple of divisions
        
        So there is nothing to say about what was proposed?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Since the early 2000s, Iran has been preparing primarily for an American invasion from Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
        
        It has been obvious for a long time that the US itself will not interfere.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        They also talk about their own 5th generation aircraft and the Boeing-sized F35.
        
        Which doesn't change the fact that they're perfectly fine with missiles and UAVs.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        They may have been used for, among other things, but the Israeli air defense system includes an American radar located in Israel itself and untouched
        
        In fact, these radars were transmitting information, including to Israel. Now they're not.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        But in June 2025 he wanted it himself and - notice how quickly he demolished the air defense of a large country located at a great distance from him
        
        There has already been talk about how "destroyed" air defense systems shoot down planes and drones.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Exemplary
        
        The fact is - they didn't want to.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        To whom, you?
        
        Trump
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        I don’t remember about 50 commissions, but there were 2 - on the general course of the war, when they tried to catch the partisans with special forces before the supply bases of the reservists were ready to fully equip the required number of mobilized
        
        Simply put, they were counting on an easy victory over the classic Arab army, but the enemy suddenly did not flee immediately and began to snap back.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        And?
        
        And they didn't have any questions.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        And could the S-300 do anything against the combination of AWACS - UAVs - tactical missile systems - fighter-bombers at ultra-low altitudes?
        
        So you don't deny the fact that Israel destroyed a very outdated air defense system back then? As for what it could have done, by that time it wasn't just the 300-mm F-300s that had appeared, and if it had had a modern air defense system, it wouldn't have been a cakewalk.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        It's not even about one battle, but about the number of flight hours and the training itself - the Israelis flew two and a half times more and practiced only what works in combat
        
        Experience is a gain.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        How could they know?
        
        Well, they also have intelligence.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        He himself was actively looking for opportunities to arm himself.
        
        He searched. But they helped him with this.
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        April 3 2026 22: 09
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        How come only Americans are being shot down? Maybe because the Israeli Air Force only flies outside the range of Iran's "destroyed" air defenses.
        
        No, they're mainly bombing Tehran, which is teeming with SAMs, and they shot down an Iranian training and combat aircraft over it. An Israeli Air Force pilot spends 70% of his 320 annual flight hours practicing counter-aircraft defense. Among the Americans, only naval aviation (aircraft carrier) pilots have the same number of annual flight hours—they fly F-18s or F-35s. And they shot down an F-15—meaning a pilot with about 200+ flight hours. Consequently, he was less well-trained.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        By the way, today there were more downed planes.
        
        One F-15, before this, Iran's air defense had only shot down drones and shot down one F-35. Most likely not sea-based
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Is there nothing to say about what was proposed?
        
        That is, for reconnaissance missions, no one brings in a large group of ships
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        It has been obvious for a long time that the US itself will not interfere.
        
        How was this known?
        Before Assad's fall, the chances of Israel launching massive air strikes were slim.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Which doesn't change the fact that they're perfectly fine with missiles and UAVs.
        
        This will not cause unacceptable damage to Israel.
        Well, according to the most optimistic scenario for the ayatollahs, Iran still has half of its arsenal of missiles and UAVs
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        In fact, these radars were transmitting information, including to Israel. Now they're not.
        
        In fact, there is an Israeli satellite constellation hovering over Iran and there are its own over-the-horizon radars
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        There has already been talk about how "destroyed" air defense systems shoot down planes and drones.
        
        How many Israeli planes were shot down during the bombing of Tehran in 2025?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        The fact is - they didn't want to.
        
        What didn't you want? To shoot down Israeli planes?
        Well, yes, they are masochists, they wanted to get more bombs in the capital
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Trump
        
        And Trump is such a billionaire that there was no one to consult with in the States - there is no army there.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Simply put, they were counting on an easy victory over the classic Arab army.
        
        Hezbollah is not an army.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        the enemy suddenly did not run away immediately and began to snap back.
        
        The enemy asked for peace the first time after a week, the second time after three
        I am a participant in those events.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        They didn't have any questions.
        
        Controversial
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So you don't deny the fact that Israel destroyed a very outdated air defense system back then?
        
        Any air defense system that isn't backed by high-quality aviation is just a SAM system, it's useless.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        As for what he could do, by that time not only 300s had appeared, and if there had been a modern air defense system, it would not have been a walk in the park.
        
        Any air defense system is a sham without the cover of fighter aircraft and AWACS aircraft.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Experience is a gain.
        
        Preparation is a systematic matter.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        They also have intelligence.
        
        Of course, but not of such high quality
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        He searched. But they helped him with this.
        
        They helped everyone, including the USSR and Russia. And the way they helped the Arabs was something Israel could only dream of.
        
        Dart2027
        
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        April 4 2026 15: 30
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        An Israeli Air Force pilot spends 70% of his 320 annual flight hours practicing counter-aircraft defense. In the US, only naval (carrier) pilots have the same number of annual flight hours—they fly the F-18 or F-35. And the F-15 that was shot down was a pilot with approximately 200+ flight hours. Consequently, the pilot was less well-trained.
        
        So Israel claims Iran's air defenses were destroyed long ago? And now the whole point is that American pilots don't know how to fight them? Make up your mind.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        How many Israeli planes were shot down during the bombing of Tehran in 2025?
        
        Was that when Iran tried to negotiate amicably? Back then, the Persians didn't do much.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Any air defense system that isn't backed by high-quality aviation is just a SAM system, it's useless.
        
        Depends on the air defense system.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        That is, for reconnaissance missions, no one brings in a large group of ships
        
        Well, yes, that's what they send an unarmed ship for, without any cover. They only do that when they're sure it's completely safe, far from the enemy.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        How was this known?
        
        The fact is that in Iraq the US was gathering infantry from wherever they could, and without bribing the generals, it is unknown what would have happened.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Before Assad's fall, the chances of Israel launching massive air strikes were slim.
        
        How many years have passed since the start of the American-Israeli proxies' invasion of Syria?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        This will not cause unacceptable damage to Israel.
        
        Considering its size, very much so.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Well, yes, they are masochists, they wanted to get more bombs in the capital
        
        Well, about masochism, this is for Israel, which really wanted to get more missiles and drones into its cities.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        And Trump is such a billionaire that there was no one to consult with in the States - there is no army there.
        
        Judging by the fact that there is already a scandal connected with the fact that US intelligence knew nothing about any nuclear weapons development program and did not report it, he clearly consulted with the wrong people.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Hezbollah is not an army.
        
        Which doesn't change the fact that they are Arabs.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The enemy asked for peace the first time after a week, the second time after three
        
        As a result, Israel achieved nothing and even those who were either kidnapped or did not even exist were never found.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        In fact, there is an Israeli satellite constellation hovering over Iran and there are its own over-the-horizon radars
        
        This doesn't change the fact that the destroyed radars at US bases were transmitting information to more than just Israel. And given that Iranian missiles are quite capable of hitting Israel, the integrity of the radars on its territory is also highly questionable.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Preparation is a systematic matter.
        
        When caught in an ambush, the ambusher always has the advantage. However, most of the Soviet aircraft managed to escape, and one Israeli aircraft only managed to land because the MiGs were armed with light missiles, which proved insufficient to hit.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Of course, but not of such high quality
        
        Sometimes even a broken watch can tell the time, and considering that they had been preparing for the ambush for a month, this is nothing out of the ordinary.
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        April 4 2026 16: 00
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So Israel claims Iran's air defenses were destroyed long ago? And now the whole point is that American pilots don't know how to fight them? Make up your mind.
        
        Israel bombs Iran without casualties
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Was this when Iran tried to negotiate amicably?
        
        Has Israel ever tried to negotiate with them in a good way?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        The Persians didn't do many things back then.
        
        Today against Israel they are doing exactly the same thing they did before, but with less success.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Depends on the air defense system.
        
        Mistake. There are many more ways to destroy any air defense system, and it's much easier than shooting down a modern aircraft with a qualified pilot with a missile.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Well, yes, that's what they send an unarmed ship for, without any cover. They only do that when they're sure it's completely safe, far from the enemy.
        
        Nobody thought that Israelis were so crazy.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        the fact that in Iraq the US was gathering infantry from wherever they could, and without bribing the generals, it is unknown what would have happened.
        
        Without bribing the generals, what could the Iraqis have done against the Hymars in the desert? With their air defenses destroyed and their air force nonexistent? Even during sandstorms, in ground battles without long-range support, the Americans knocked out Iraqi tanks at close range—the armies' levels of training also varied greatly.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        How many years have passed since the American-Israeli proxies began invading Syria?
        
        It's been several months since Assad was demolished by Turkish proxies.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Considering its size, very much so.
        
        How so? One Iranian missile = one powerful aerial bomb. How many of these missiles would it take to damage a 10 million-person metropolitan area the size of Crimea?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Regarding masochism, this is for Israel, which really wanted to get more missiles and drones into its cities.
        
        The Israelis are accustomed to and protected because they have all the elements of air defense - from satellites over enemy territory to an effective civil defense system
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Judging by the fact that there is already a scandal connected with the fact that US intelligence knew nothing about any nuclear weapons development program.
        
        and I didn't even know from the IAEA
        Please tell me the civilian use of 60% enriched uranium
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        He clearly consulted with the wrong people.
        
        Trump always consults with those he needs - there are no billionaires or idiots.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Which doesn't change the fact that they are Arabs.
        
        The Jordanians are also Arabs - the only ones who have inflicted equal losses on Israel in all wars and whom the Jews were able to deal with only by throwing corpses at them or thanks to the superiority of the air force.
        Just because people are Arabs doesn't mean they are lo-hi.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        As a result, Israel achieved nothing.
        
        Well, except for 17 years of silence on the northern border, which had never happened before in the entire history of Israel.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        even those that were either stolen or did not exist at all were never found.
        
        They were exchanged for 200 Hezbollah corpses that ended up in our hands, and that was for a couple dozen prisoners
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Which doesn't change the fact that the destroyed radars at US bases were transmitting information not only to him.
        
        Well, maybe.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Well, considering that Iranian missiles are quite capable of hitting Israel, the integrity of radars on its territory also raises serious doubts.
        
        Judging by Israeli losses from Iranian strikes, everything is fine in terms of warning and notification, and that is precisely the job of radars.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        When caught in an ambush, the one who organized it will always have an advantage.
        
        Certainly
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        However, most of the Soviet aircraft managed to escape,
        
        And?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        and one Israeli managed to land only because the MiGs were armed with light missiles, which were not enough to hit.
        
        In terms of losses, not everything was good for the Soviet side; the defeat was a complete one, the result being the refusal of the Soviet Air Force to defend Egypt, the refusal of Egypt to continue the war of attrition, and the expulsion of Soviet military contingents and advisers from Egypt in 1972.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Sometimes even a broken watch can tell the time, and considering that they had been preparing for the ambush for a month, this is nothing out of the ordinary.
        
        The issue is systematic preparation.
        
        Dart2027
        
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        April 5 2026 13: 14
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Israel bombs Iran without casualties
        
        According to Israel. Which doesn't change the question: does it have air defense or not?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Has Israel ever tried to negotiate with them in a good way?
        
        That is, after all, when Iran tried to negotiate.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Today against Israel they are doing exactly the same thing they did before, but with less success.
        
        Judging by the hits, the success is actually greater, given that it is not only Israel that is being bombed now.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        There are many more ways to destroy any air defense system, and it is much easier to do this than to shoot down a modern aircraft with a qualified pilot with a missile.
        
        And that's why several planes have already been shot down?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Nobody thought that the Israelis were so
        
        Blind. If the US really wanted to help Jordan, it would have been a perfect excuse to put pressure on Israel, so it wouldn't have gotten away with anything but compensation.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Without bribing the generals, what could the Iraqis do against the Haimars in the desert?
        
        Winning was unlikely, but forcing the enemy to send home a bunch of coffins was quite possible. And considering Iran isn't a desert, invading it was highly unlikely.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Since Assad's ouster by Turkish proxies, Jolani
        
        Since the invasion of American-Israeli proxies into Syria (which Türkiye later took over), Assad has had, to put it mildly, little to do but try to save the country.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        How so? One Iranian missile = one powerful aerial bomb. How many of these missiles would it take to damage a 10 million-person metropolitan area the size of Crimea?
        
        How many of these missiles would it take to destroy the desalination plants that supply most of Israel's fresh water? Or to completely destroy the chemical industry, one of which was recently hit (but with a single strike, apparently, as they warned), so that a significant part of the country would be covered in chemical waste? And how much of Israel would have to be evacuated if the Persians destroyed its nuclear power plant?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The Israelis are used to it and are protected, as they have all the elements of air defense
        
        But the Persians don't know about this and regularly get caught.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Please tell me the civilian use of 60% enriched uranium
        
        If it's there. The test tube was already there.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Trump always consults with those he needs - there are no billionaires or idiots.
        
        American intelligence agencies don't think so.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Just because people are Arabs doesn't mean they are lo-hi
        
        Napoleon even noted that carts fight well individually, but their army is a different matter entirely. There are exceptions, but until recently, that was the case.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Well, except for 17 years of silence on the northern border, which had never happened before in the entire history of Israel.
        
        Really? I kept reading in the news that there was no sign of peace there, and Hezbollah itself had been destroyed a couple of times during that time.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        They were exchanged for 200 Hezbollah corpses that ended up in our hands, and that was for a couple dozen prisoners
        
        Yes, I found it. But it was two years after the end of the Great Patriotic War.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Judging by Israeli losses from Iranian strikes, everything is fine in terms of warning and notification, and that is precisely the job of radars.
        
        And that's why strict censorship has been introduced on all messages?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        In terms of losses, not everything was good for the Soviet side; the defeat was a complete one.
        
        No, it wasn't. However, even when ambushed, most Soviet pilots managed to escape, which suggests they did know how to fly, and the loss of four aircraft, on a Soviet scale, was a statistical error (many more were lost in accidents each year). So, had he wanted to continue, the situation would have been completely different. As for why they didn't, it was either anger at their allies for not sharing information, or their agreements with the US, which was trying to save Israel, or both.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The issue is systematic preparation.
        
        Nevertheless, intelligence in Egypt existed and was operating.
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        April 9 2026 01: 19
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So is there air defense or not?
        
        As a system, it was destroyed long ago, otherwise they wouldn't be refueling helicopters in the skies over Iran.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        after all, when Iran tried to negotiate.
        
        Iran has never tried to negotiate with Israel.
        The Zionist entity is subject to destruction - period.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Judging by the hits, the success is actually greater.
        
        Judging by the hits, we have twice as many killed in 40 days as we did in 12 in 2025.
        
        Judging by the hits,
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        is that why several planes have already been shot down?
        
        That's why they bomb symbols of power in Tehran without losses.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        the blind
        
        Judging by the hits on Egyptian planes at airfields, and these were very accurate hits, and with unguided cast iron, it was very difficult to call the Israelis blind in 1967
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        If the US really wanted to help Jordan, it would have been a great excuse to put pressure on Israel, so that it would have suffered greatly and it would not have gotten off with compensation.
        
        The goal was to lure Egypt from the Soviet camp to the American one.
        Information was passed on to the Egyptians through the Jordanians. After Israel's swift defeat of Egypt and Jordan, the Americans realized it was better to rely on the Jews—this ultimately allowed them to separate Egypt from the Union.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        It's unlikely that you'll win, but it's quite possible that you'll force your opponent to send home a bunch of coffins.
        
        What and how?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Well, if you take into account that Iran is not a desert, then an invasion of it was very unlikely.
        
        We're talking about Iraq, and as for Iran, the British and the Red Army quickly overwhelmed it in 1941.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Since the invasion of American-Israeli proxies into Syria
        
        Qatari
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        control over which was later taken over by Türkiye
        
        With Qatari money, the American proxies in Syria were the Kurds, and the Israeli ones were the Sunnis living near the Golan Heights.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        How many of these missiles would it take to destroy the desalination plants that supply most of Israel's fresh water?
        
        A sham - they provide 89% of industrial water, built in the early 2000s, mostly in their mass, are being replaced by Artesian wells and water from Tverdian Lake, as it was before the 1990s - all the infrastructure is still there ;)
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Or to smash to smithereens the chemical industry enterprises, one of which was recently hit (but with a single strike, apparently they warned
        
        Just because it happened doesn't mean we warned you )))
        A Chinese-owned plant producing herbicides and pesticides was hit, and the target was an industrial zone.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        so that a significant part of the country will end up covered in chemical crap?
        
        The city of Be'er Sheva is possible
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        And what part of Israel will have to be evacuated if the Persians destroy its nuclear power plant?
        
        Israel has no nuclear power plant - if they manage to destroy the weapons reactor, they will have to evacuate the Bedouins of the surrounding desert and the city of Dimona, with a population of 40
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        But the Persians don't know about this and regularly get caught.
        
        In residential buildings. Rarely, though.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        If it's there. The test tube was already there.
        
        The IAEA says there is
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        American intelligence agencies don't think so.
        
        American intelligence agencies are doing their job, while Trump is engaged in corporate raiding.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Napoleon even noted that carts fight well individually, but their army is a different matter entirely. There are exceptions, but until recently, that was the case.
        
        I was taught in the IDF to respect Arabs as fighters.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Really?
        
        Aha
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        I kept reading in the news that there was no sign of peace there, and that Hezbollah itself had been destroyed a couple of times during that time.
        
        Did you read it right after the analytical article about the benefits of tank biathlon or about the mass dismissal of the American aircraft carrier crew, crushed by Khibiny?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Yes, I found it. But it was two years after the end of the Great Patriotic War.
        
        They were exchanged after a month and a half, I think - no one was looking for them.
        Where are you getting all this nonsense from? Israel lost, if I remember correctly, 140 people in that war. If you can call it a war. Hezbollah lost 400, and its allies lost another 200-300.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So that's why strict censorship has been introduced on all messages?
        
        Is it legal to photograph the impacts of Ukrainian drone strikes in Russia?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        However, even after being ambushed, most Soviet pilots were able to escape, which suggests that they did know how to fly.
        
        But fighting – no. Soviet air defense personnel knew how, based on their experience in Vietnam, unlike pilots.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So if he wanted to continue, the situation would be completely different.
        
        So you wanted to lose Egypt?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        or agreements with the United States, which sought to save Israel,
        
        The Americans would help destroy everything the Union could transfer there in retaliation for Soviet aid to Vietnam
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Nevertheless, intelligence in Egypt existed and was operating.
        
        Of course, but it wasn't her fault.
        
        Dart2027
        
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        April 9 2026 19: 53
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        As a system, it was destroyed long ago, otherwise they wouldn't be refueling helicopters in the skies over Iran.
        
        However, this destroyed system is quite capable of shooting down enemy aircraft.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Iran has never tried to negotiate with Israel.
        
        As is Israel with him.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Judging by the hits, the number of people killed in 40 days is two times less than in 2025 in 12
        
        Which raises serious doubts, given the number of hits.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        That's why they bomb symbols of power in Tehran without losses.
        
        having no military value, after which it flies across Israel (and this is if there are really no losses).
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Judging by the hits on Egyptian planes at airfields, and these were very accurate hits, and with unguided cast iron, it was very difficult to call the Israelis blind in 1967
        
        It's one thing to bomb stationary targets, but quite another to bomb a ship trying to evade them. Only one of the five torpedoes hit.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The goal was to lure Egypt from the Soviet camp to the American one.
        
        And how does it change that the US didn't immediately take advantage of this excellent opportunity? They had time, after all.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        What and how?
        
        With weapons, offering resistance.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        As for Iran, the British and the Red Army quickly dismantled it in 1941.
        
        The Iranian army of that time and the one of today are very different things. Nobody fought back then.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Qatari
        
        Yes, it’s a real great power that independently carries out serious geopolitical projects.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        With Qatari money, the American proxies in Syria were the Kurds, and the Israeli ones were the Sunnis living near the Golan Heights.
        
        So the proxies weren't Qatari after all. As for money—when you're offered something you can't refuse, it's best to hand it over.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        are being replaced by Artesian wells and water from Tverdian Lake, as it was before the 1990s - the entire infrastructure has not gone anywhere
        
        And you're ready to go right now? That's if you take your word for it, but when you read it online, the picture is very different.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        A Chinese-owned plant producing herbicides and pesticides was hit, and the target was an industrial zone.
        
        Which doesn't change the fact that hitting them isn't a problem, and this isn't the only such plant.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Israel has no nuclear power plant - if they manage to destroy the weapons reactor, they will have to evacuate the Bedouins of the surrounding desert and the city of Dimona, with a population of 40
        
        And all the radiation will obediently remain in one city?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The IAEA says there is
        
        It doesn't say, however, why Iran hasn't developed this bomb after all this time, considering that this technology dates back to the first half of the last century.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        American intelligence agencies are doing their job, while Trump is engaged in corporate raiding.
        
        That is, it is not guided by their information, which is what we are talking about.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        I was taught in the IDF to respect Arabs as fighters.
        
        As fighters they are quite good, but the army is a whole other level.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Did you read it right after the analytical article about the benefits of tank biathlon or about the mass dismissal of the American aircraft carrier crew, crushed by Khibiny?
        
        Tank biathlon is a military-sports event, but where do the pro-aircraft carriers come from?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        They were exchanged after a month and a half, I think - no one was looking for them.
        Where are you getting all this nonsense from? Israel lost, if I remember correctly, 140 people in that war. If you can call it a war. Hezbollah lost 400, and its allies lost another 200-300.
        
        On July 16, the Islamic group "
        Hezbollah handed over to Israel the bodies of two prisoners of war, Ehud Goldwasser and Eldad Regev. They were kidnapped by militants on the Lebanese-Israeli border on July 12, 2006. To free them, Israel sent troops into southern Lebanon, thus starting the Second Lebanon War.
        https://lenta.ru/articles/2008/07/16/change/
        And wherever they write about it, they call it war.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Is it possible to photograph the results of Ukrainian drone strikes in Russia?
        
        Nope, censorship.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        But fighting – no. Soviet air defense personnel knew how, based on their experience in Vietnam, unlike pilots.
        
        Well, how can I say it? They had been preparing this ambush for a month with all their available forces, but the same thing wouldn’t work a second time.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        So they wanted to lose Egypt?
        
        If Israel had survived, which is not a fact.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The Americans would help destroy everything the Union could transfer there in retaliation for Soviet aid to Vietnam
        
        It would have been a different matter if this had happened.
        And, by the way, you yourself admit that without the United States, Israel would not have been able to do anything.
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        April 9 2026 21: 03
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        However, this destroyed system is quite capable of shooting down enemy aircraft.
        
        It shot down a couple of planes in a few thousand sorties, without being able to cover absolutely anything.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        As is Israel with him.
        
        Israel attempted to renew the relations that existed during the Shah's reign. In 1979, the Islamic Republic set itself the goal of destroying the Zionist entity in the Middle East.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        It's one thing to bomb stationary targets, but quite another to bomb a ship trying to evade them. Only one of the five torpedoes hit.
        
        This is not a boat
        And look at the photo of the Egyptian columns in Sinai - they were moving
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        How does it change that the US didn't immediately take advantage of this perfect opportunity? They had time, after all.
        
        The Americans have brains - they realized that it is better to rely on the Israelis.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        With weapons, offering resistance.
        
        They won't send many coffins - it's not the right level.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Which raises serious doubts, given the number of hits.
        
        Here we need to understand military affairs and the Israeli AIR DEFENSE SYSTEM - 1 missile = 1, albeit powerful, aerial bomb
        Its launch is detected by satellites operating 24/7 over Iran, over-the-horizon radars determine its direction, and an alarm is sounded in the country, first by an audible notification on special smartphone applications, then by sirens.
        Everyone knows, because they have been notified in advance, where the shelters are, not counting the protected rooms in the apartments themselves
        During the 12-16 minutes it takes for the rocket to fly, people are already protected.
        In addition, everyone knows what to do if the alert reaches them on the road, in a car or on a bus.
        In addition, half of the missiles fired by Iran had cluster warheads - these killed two old men who did not have time to reach the protected room (they moved out late)
        Something like this
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        The Iranian army of that time and the one of today are very different things. Nobody fought back then.
        
        The modern Iranian army, without the MTR and the Russian Aerospace Forces, was withdrawing from the Syrian militants - that’s actually why the Russians appeared there
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Yes, a truly great power that independently carries out serious geopolitical projects.
        
        And how it does – it sponsored Chechen militants; after Yandarbiyev's assassination, the Russian ambassador to Qatar was beaten at customs. It sponsors Hamas. It sponsors pro-Russian protests in Europe and the US, as well as American universities and popular bloggers like Tucker Carlson. It sponsors the Islamization of Europe, and so on.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        That is, the proxies were not Qatari after all.
        
        The bulk are Qatari
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Ready to work right now? That's if I take your word for it. But when I read it online, the picture is very different.
        
        Ready to go, and on the internet, Hezbollah is taking out the 20th Israeli armored division.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Which doesn't change the fact that hitting them isn't a problem, and this isn't the only such plant.
        
        Why have you only hit it once so far? They shot there often.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        all the radiation will obediently remain in one city?
        
        There won't be much of it, this is not a power plant - it's a research/weapons reactor.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        It doesn't say, however, why Iran hasn't developed this bomb after all this time, considering that this technology dates back to the first half of the last century.
        
        The Israelis were in the way
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        o that is, it is not guided by their information, which is what we are talking about.
        
        They have different goals.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        As fighters they are quite good, but the army is a whole other level.
        
        In 1973, the Israelis suffered more losses from these armies in 18 days of war than from the Iranians and Arab partisans in 2,5 years of the current turmoil.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Tank biathlon is a military-sports event, but where do the pro-aircraft carriers come from?
        
        Sorry - destroyer Donald Cook
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        On July 16, the Islamic group Hezbollah handed over to Israel the bodies of two prisoners of war, Ehud Goldwasser and Eldad Regev. They were kidnapped by militants on the Lebanese-Israeli border on July 12, 2006. To free them, Israel sent troops into southern Lebanon, thus beginning the Second Lebanon War.
        
        They exchanged it after the mess, as far as I remember.
        We had 200 Hezbollah corpses.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Nope, censorship.
        
        Well, it's the same in Israel.
        Why tip off the enemy?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Well, how can I say it? They had been preparing this ambush for a month with all their available forces, but the same thing wouldn’t work a second time.
        
        A head-on confrontation would have resulted in the same losses.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        If Israel had survived, which is not a fact.
        
        If it had survived, the Union would not have been able to cope without nuclear weapons.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        By the way, you yourself admit that without the United States, Israel would not have been able to do anything.
        
        Against the USSR - definitely
        
        Dart2027
        
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        April 10 2026 19: 28
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        It shot down a couple of planes in a few thousand sorties, without being able to cover absolutely anything.
        
        And that's why the US is already trying to put the brakes on the conflict?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Israel attempted to renew the relations that existed during the Shah's reign. In 1979, the Islamic Republic set itself the goal of destroying the Zionist entity in the Middle East.
        
        It's just that for the last 20 years, the attacking side has been Israel.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        This is not a boat
        
        And that's why they missed it. The fact is, they tried and tried and failed.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The Americans have brains - they realized that it is better to rely on the Israelis.
        
        After an unsuccessful attack on your ship?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        They won't send many coffins - it's not the right level.
        
        Depends on whose standards. By US standards, they could have done quite a bit.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The modern Iranian army, without the MTR and the Russian Aerospace Forces, was withdrawing from the Syrian militants - that’s actually why the Russians appeared there
        
        There wasn't an army there, but individual units. Remarkably, the Syrian army disintegrated after the Persians were forced to withdraw.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        And how it does – it sponsored Chechen militants; after Yandarbiyev's assassination, the Russian ambassador to Qatar was beaten at customs. It sponsors Hamas. It sponsors pro-Russian protests in Europe and the US, as well as American universities and popular bloggers like Tucker Carlson. It sponsors the Islamization of Europe, and so on.
        
        Do you seriously believe Qatar could have done this without sanction from above? Those same Chechen fighters were part of the US-led operation to destroy Russia, and the absurdly leftist ideas at US universities were quite possibly developed under the guidance of locals who stole money under that banner, so much so that more than just Qatar's budget was wasted.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Ready to go, and on the internet, Hezbollah is taking out the 20th Israeli armored division.
        
        I don't know about the division, but for some reason all the links to the request give the same thing.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Why have you only hit it once so far? They shot there often.
        
        Is it the right direction? Iran is currently busy destroying its air defense systems, and the isolated strike on the chemical plant followed Israel's strike on its steel mills, as a warning of the consequences.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The Israelis were in the way
        
        How so? All of Iran's major facilities have been deep underground for decades. Killing individual scientists these days has little effect, because any global program is the work of entire systems that are highly resilient.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        They have different goals.
        
        The president and his subordinate intelligence agencies? What a mess...
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        In 1973, the Israelis suffered more losses from these armies in 18 days of war than from the Iranians and Arab partisans in 2,5 years of the current turmoil.
        
        Given the nature of the war then and now, this is unsurprising. However, had the Arab armies not been so "Arab," they would have won, given their superiority. Although, they still fought better then than in the Six-Day War.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Sorry - destroyer Donald Cook
        
        I get it.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        They exchanged it after the mess, as far as I remember.
        We had 200 Hezbollah corpses.
        
        Out of curiosity, I googled it and everyone writes about 2008.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Well, it's the same in Israel. Why tip off the enemy?
        
        It's not about the tip, but how much one can trust official reports. Including those about losses and the Israeli anti-missile system—it all looks good on paper, but in reality, it's a question mark.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        A head-on confrontation would have resulted in the same losses.
        
        Not a given. Even after being ambushed, most managed to escape, despite facing Israel's finest and most experienced aces. They might have lost head-on, but at least one enemy would have been shot down, and if they'd been fighting a conventional enemy, many more.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        If it had survived, the Union would not have been able to cope without nuclear weapons.
        
        It depends on how much effort he would have put into it. Although the question is whether such a desire was there in the first place.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        There won't be much of it, this is not a power plant - it's a research/weapons reactor.
        
        Well, nothing serious ever happened to nuclear power plants, and there were no explosions in Chernobyl.
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        April 10 2026 21: 52
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So, is this why the US is already trying to put the brakes on the conflict?
        
        For just two reasons:
        1. Cooling of oil price growth;
        2. The unpopularity of this war among the Americans themselves.
        Their losses, for such a conflict, are within the statistical margin of error. Fewer than during the same period of Desert Storm, where the Iraqis shot down about 40 aircraft.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        It's just that for the last 20 years, the attacking side has been Israel.
        
        No, not at all—the clever Persians simply thought everything would be done by the Arab IRGC unit from Lebanon. The unit's name is Hezbollah.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        That's why they missed it. The fact is, they tried and tried and couldn't hit it.
        
        Because there was no such goal
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        After an unsuccessful attack on your ship?
        
        After a quick victory over three Arab countries, supported by the USSR and the USA)))
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Depends on whose standards. By US standards, they could have done quite a bit.
        
        Perhaps. Neither the demos nor the republics want war.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        There wasn't an army there, but individual units. Remarkably, the Syrian army disintegrated after the Persians were forced to withdraw.
        
        However, the Iranian special forces could do nothing against the mujahideen without the Russians.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Do you really seriously believe that Qatar could do this without sanction from above?
        
        Without a go-ahead - quite possible
        If the US had banned it, they certainly wouldn't have been able to.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        The same Chechen militants were part of the US-led operation to destroy Russia.
        
        That's definitely not it.
        The United States was so afraid of the collapse of the USSR that they took away nuclear weapons from the Belarusians, Ukrainians, and Kazakhs, handing everything over to Russia.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        and absurdly leftist ideas in US universities developed quite well under the guidance of locals who stole under this brand
        
        Certainly
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        so it wasn't just Qatar's budget that was lost there
        
        But the anti-Israeli wave was financed by Qatar starting in 2023, in Hollywood, around the second half of the 2010s
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        I don't know about the division, but for some reason all the links to the request give the same thing.
        
        So far, of the 12 soldiers killed in Lebanon, only one was a tank driver.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Is that the right place? At the moment, Iran is busy destroying air defense systems,
        
        Iran is busy harassing Israel, and it is currently unable to destroy anything there.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        and the single strike on the chemical plant came after Israel's strike on its steel mills,
        
        Why a single attack? They fired at the Be'ersheva industrial zone about 20 times, two missiles hit, one hit a factory, the other a vacant lot.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        how?
        
        In addition to killing scientists, they also exposed sanctioned Iranians to intermediaries who foisted defective products like centrifuge tubes on them, carried out cyberattacks, introduced viruses into closed computer systems, and so on.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        The president and his subordinate intelligence agencies? What a mess...
        
        Why? The latter do their job, and the former does as he pleases. It's like that everywhere.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Given the nature of the war then and now, this is unsurprising. However, had the Arab armies not been so "Arab," they would have won, given their superiority. Although, they still fought better then than in the Six-Day War.
        
        Probably
        One can only guess here.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Out of curiosity, I googled it and everyone writes about 2008.
        
        I remember that the exchange took place immediately, but I may be wrong.
        The problem wasn't the body retrieval—the political appointment of a pilot as Chief of the General Staff led to attempts to counter the partisans with the Air Force and special forces, whereas against guerrillas, it's necessary to use as much infantry as possible per square kilometer. Two weeks of needless losses among soldiers and civilians. Then they mobilized 30,000 infantry, trained for two weeks, and three days later it was all over.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        It's not about the tip, but how much one can trust official reports. Including those about losses and the Israeli anti-missile system—it all looks good on paper, but in reality, it's a question mark.
        
        In Israel, damage to military equipment and enterprises, losses in manpower and civilians, as well as damage to the private sector are being concealed - published
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        They might have lost head-on, but at least one enemy would have been shot down, and if the battle had been with a regular enemy, then more than one.
        
        It is clear that the Israelis would have suffered losses as well.
        It's a question of proportion
        Another raid, selection, training system
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        It depends on how much effort he would have put into it. Although the question is whether such a desire was there in the first place.
        
        This is a lot of people and equipment being pulled together in the hope that the Israelis will watch and do nothing.
        And there was no desire, as you rightly noted.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Well, there have never been any serious attacks on nuclear power plants.
        
        This is a different reactor.
        It's quite small
        
        Dart2027
        
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        April 12 2026 16: 59
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Their losses, for such a conflict, are within the range of statistical error.
        
        Then, willy-nilly, it was necessary to penetrate into enemy territory into the zone of its air defense.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Because there was no such goal
        
        That is, they fired at us for two hours with everything they had, without even trying to somehow resolve the issue without shooting - why?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        After a quick victory over 3 Arab countries, supported by the USSR and the USA
        
        On the day of the attack, there was no victory yet, and US support for the Arabs was not visible.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Perhaps. Neither the demos nor the republics want war.
        
        By this, you mean the current one with Iran? We're talking about the previous wars with Iraq.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        However, the Iranian special forces could do nothing against the mujahideen without the Russians.
        
        They couldn't win, but they were the only thing holding the Syrian army together. After they left, the Syrian army fell apart, and ours couldn't do anything either.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Without the go-ahead - quite possible. With the US ban - they certainly wouldn't have been able to.
        
        Nobody leaves things like this to chance, unless it's not quite right in the US
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The United States was so afraid of the collapse of the USSR that they took away nuclear weapons from the Belarusians, Ukrainians, and Kazakhs, handing everything over to Russia.
        
        They were afraid that this nuclear weapon would end up on the black market, which was quite possible.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        But the anti-Israeli wave was financed by Qatar starting in 2023, in Hollywood, around the second half of the 2010s
        
        And the US allowed someone to pay for something on its soil that goes against its policies? If there's one thing they've always been good at, it's controlling their media space. Another issue is that there's been a serious split in the government structures there in recent years, so Qatar could have been pulled in.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        So far, of the 12 soldiers killed in Lebanon, only one was a tank driver.
        
        The discussion here was about the role of desalinated water in supplying Israel.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        They led sanctioned Iranians to intermediaries who foisted defective products like centrifuge tubes on them, carried out cyberattacks, introduced viruses into closed computer systems, etc.
        
        And yet, somehow, enriched uranium was produced, and in significant quantities. But no bomb? Strange.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Why? The latter do their job, and the former does as he pleases. It's like that everywhere.
        
        In fact, even in the Middle Ages, kings rarely did as they pleased.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        One can only guess here.
        
        With such an advantage in power, to lose several times, and even "like this", you have to be either Arabs or Italians.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        I remember that the exchange took place immediately, but I may be wrong
        
        They probably changed something else.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The political appointment of the Chief of the General Staff as a pilot led to attempts to counter the partisans with the Air Force and special forces, while against the guerrillas it is necessary to use as much infantry as possible per square kilometer.
        
        Apparently, the command expected a repeat of the Six-Day War against an enemy that would quickly lose its fighting ability. But even the Arabs learned a thing or two, and they had to fight.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Another raid, selection, training system
        
        Rather, it's a lack of combat experience and excessive bureaucracy, which always arises in peacetime. But all of this can be resolved, and quite quickly.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        In Israel, damage to military equipment and enterprises, losses in manpower and civilians, as well as damage to the private sector are being concealed - published
        
        Military censorship has already been discussed.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        This is a different reactor.
        It's quite small
        
        So Israel is not France.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Why a single attack? They fired at the Be'er Sheva industrial zone 20 times, two missiles hit, one hit a factory, the other a vacant lot.
        
        20 missile attacks on a specific plant or 20 attacks on the city in general.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Iran is busy harassing Israel and is currently unable to destroy anything there.
        
        I remember that quite a few flew in last year.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        No, not at all—the clever Persians simply thought everything would be done by the Arab IRGC unit from Lebanon. The unit's name is Hezbollah.
        
        Which appeared after Israel intervened in Lebanon.
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        April 13 2026 00: 40
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Then, willy-nilly, it was necessary to penetrate into enemy territory into the zone of its air defense.
        
        The question is about the effectiveness of countering air defense systems - judging by the losses, the system was destroyed by the Israelis back in 2025; individual air defense systems don't make a difference
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        That is, they fired at us for two hours with everything they had, without even trying to somehow resolve the issue without shooting - why?
        
        Show them not to interfere
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        On the day of the attack, there was no victory yet, and US support for the Arabs was not visible.
        
        This is how they started supporting us after the war.
        Regarding support, look at Jordan's line of weapons.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        By this, you mean the current one with Iran? We're talking about the previous wars with Iraq.
        
        The last war with Iraq was necessary for them after September 11 - the only clear Arab enemy.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        They couldn't win, but the Syrian army was only able to hold on thanks to them.
        
        She held on so well that before the Russians arrived, she almost lost Damascus.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Well, after they left, the Syrian army fell apart and ours couldn’t do anything either.
        
        Our forces were unable to do anything, since the bulk of forces that could have been used for rapid deployment and response were involved in the SVO.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Nobody leaves things like this to chance, unless it's not quite right in the US
        
        What? Helping Chechen fighters and the like? No, not on that scale.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        They were afraid that this nuclear weapon would end up on the black market, which was quite possible.
        
        They feared something else: the transfer of nuclear weapons to Saddam Husseins for a pittance, and a nuclear war between Belarus and Ukraine. The black market for weapons heavier than RPGs and 12.7mm is teeming with special forces.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        And the US allowed someone to pay on its territory for something that goes against its policy?
        
        Under liberal democrats, who can't make money themselves because they can't create anything, it's easy. Only Trump closed up shop; it all started under Clinton and got worse under Obama.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Well, they've always been able to control their media space there.
        
        And they controlled it - it’s just that there wasn’t just one political force there, but several.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Another thing is that in recent years there has been a serious split in the power structures, so Qatar could have been pulled in.
        
        And not only Qatar.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        The discussion here was about the role of desalinated water in supplying Israel.
        
        They'll cope, it's not critical.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        And yet, somehow, enriched uranium was produced, and in significant quantities. But no bomb? Strange.
        
        It's gaseous. It's more difficult to convert it into metal, then into a warhead, and then adapt it to a missile.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        In fact, even in the Middle Ages, kings rarely did as they pleased.
        
        Of course, many factors are taken into account.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        With such an advantage in power, to lose several times, and even "like this", you have to be either Arabs or Italians.
        
        It also depends on training, doctrine, communications, logistics, qualifications, human quality in terms of education and motivation, the relationship between soldiers and junior/middle command staff, etc.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        They probably changed something else.
        
        Maybe, but the problems were elsewhere.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Apparently, the command expected a repeat of the Six-Day War with an enemy that would quickly lose
        
        No, they expected a quick counterterrorism operation, so they had to fight the war the classic way. Had they fought it immediately, dozens of lives would have been saved.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        But even the Arabs learned something and had to fight.
        
        Hezbollah's level is lower than that of Israeli conscripts and young reservists, and slightly higher than Jewish mobsters aged 30+.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Rather, it's a lack of combat experience and excessive bureaucracy, which always arises in peacetime. But all of this can be resolved, and quite quickly.
        
        Yes, 3-5 years
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        So Israel is not France.
        
        There won't be much damage, as radiation emissions will be minimal.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        20 missile attacks on a specific plant or 20 attacks on the city in general.
        
        It's not in a factory, it's in an industrial zone.
        Many factories
        What will it fall on?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        I remember that quite a few flew in last year.
        
        The Israelis expected many more to arrive. But now fewer have arrived than in 2025.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Which appeared after Israel intervened in Lebanon.
        
        And Israel intervened in Lebanon in response to the shelling of Palestinian organizations that had arrived there after the failed coup attempt in Jordan, and they had arrived there as a result of the failed attempt to slaughter Jews and the Jordanian occupation of lands allocated to them by the UN, etc.
        
        Dart2027
        
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        April 13 2026 19: 57
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The question is about the effectiveness of countering air defense systems - judging by the losses, the system was destroyed by the Israelis back in 2025; individual air defense systems don't make a difference
        
        Judging by the fact that Iran's state and military systems are doing very well, the question is about the effectiveness of "domination of the skies."
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Show them not to interfere
        
        A massive torpedo attack and the sinking of life rafts?
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        This is how they started supporting after the war.
        
        We are talking about the reaction immediately after the attack.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The last war with Iraq was necessary for them after September 11 - the only Arab clear enemy
        
        But they clearly didn’t want to see massive streams of coffins there.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        She held on so well that before the Russians arrived, she almost lost Damascus.
        
        That's also true. But after they left, the army simply fell apart.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Our forces were unable to do anything, since the bulk of forces that could be used for rapid deployment and response were deployed in the SVO.
        
        So, fight instead of the Syrians? There weren't such forces there even before the SVO.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        What? Helping Chechen fighters and the like? No, not on that scale.
        
        They were part of a systemic process; after Basayev's invasion of Dagestan, a new parade of sovereignties was supposed to begin.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        They were afraid of something else - the transfer of nuclear weapons to all sorts of Saddam Husseins
        
        That's what I'm writing about (the nuclear weapon will end up on the black market).
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        With liberal democrats who don't know how to earn money themselves, because they can't create anything, it's easy
        
        They know how to steal, as well as how to fight for power.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        They'll cope, it's not critical.
        
        Maybe, but it won't be very pleasant.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        It is more difficult to convert it into metal, then into a warhead, then adapt it to a missile.
        
        As I've already written about last-century technologies, the IAEA itself claimed that not only does it exist, but a bomb could be created in just three weeks.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        It also depends on training, doctrine, communications, logistics, qualifications, human quality in terms of education and motivation, the relationship between soldiers and junior/middle command staff, etc.
        
        This is the problem - the soldiers themselves are just soldiers, and the army as a whole.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        No, we were expecting a quick counter-terrorist operation, but we had to wage war in the classic way.
        
        That's the point - the enemy began to fight.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Yes, 3-5 years
        
        several months. In war, people learn quickly.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        The Israelis expected many more to arrive. But now fewer have arrived than in 2025.
        
        As I already wrote, it is not only Israel that is receiving it now.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        And Israel intervened in Lebanon
        
        Without a single thought about the consequences of interfering in a war deeply entangled in religious differences. The local radicals couldn't have dreamed of a better gift.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        There won't be much damage, as radiation emissions will be minimal.
        
        Enough to kill anyone caught in the cloud. And given the winds, it could travel quite far.
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        Many factories
        What will it fall on?
        
        It hit a specific plant.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        0
        
        April 14 2026 02: 35
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Judging by the fact that Iran's state and military systems are doing very well, the question is about the effectiveness of "domination of the skies."
        
        They feel great after the destruction of the VPR, steel mills, the Navy and the country's transport aviation as a whole
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        A massive torpedo attack and the sinking of life rafts?
        
        Including
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        We are talking about the reaction immediately after the attack.
        
        What could it have been? Attack Israel to save the USSR's prestige in the Middle East?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        They clearly didn't want to see massive streams of coffins there.
        
        Nobody wants it, but once the decision to start a war is made, they won't be able to stop anything.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        That's also true. But after they left, the army simply fell apart.
        
        It had nothing to do with them.
        Assad's system is rotten
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Fight instead of the Syrians? There weren't such forces there even before the SVO.
        
        It didn't take much effort - one airborne division and a hundred more combat aircraft were enough to save Damascus.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        They were part of a systemic process; after Basayev's invasion of Dagestan, a new parade of sovereignties was supposed to begin.
        
        The Americans were afraid of this - a bunch of Tsars and each with nuclear weapons
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        That's what I'm writing about (the nuclear weapon will end up on the black market).
        
        This is not a black market
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        They know how to steal, as well as how to fight for power.
        
        Naturally. Not even stealing, but handing out cash to the core electorate and perks to the undecided in order to maintain power.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Maybe, but it won't be very pleasant.
        
        Naturally
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        As I've already written about last-century technologies, the IAEA itself claimed that not only does it exist, but a bomb could be created in just three weeks.
        
        What was the reason for the Israeli strikes in June 2025?
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        This is the problem - the soldiers themselves are just soldiers, and the army as a whole.
        
        Yes, absolutely
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        That's the point - the enemy began to fight.
        
        Arabs are always at war. The question was: should they fight a guerrilla war using the classic method or the new-fangled methods (air force + special forces). It turned out the classic method was better.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        several months. In war, people learn quickly.
        
        Only a handful of survivors can learn anything in a few months of modern warfare. Systematic training is needed, including a level of flying experience comparable to Israeli/US aircraft carrier pilots, high-quality communications, constant interoperability exercises, and so on.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        As I already wrote, it is not only Israel that is receiving it now.
        
        Those missiles that fly towards the Gulf of Mexico were not intended for use against Israel - most are up to 1000 km
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Without a single thought about the consequences of interfering in a war deeply entangled in religious differences. The local radicals couldn't have dreamed of a better gift.
        
        On the contrary, Lebanese Christians are waiting for the time when they can begin slaughtering Sunnis, following the example of Sabra and Shatila. In 2024, they demanded greater Israeli intervention.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        Enough to kill anyone caught in the cloud. And given the winds, it could travel quite far.
        
        I don't know, I'm not an expert, but the winds there go to the East.
        
        Quote: Dart2027
        It hit a specific plant.
        
        Accidentally and far from the most toxic
Sedoy

+4

27 March 2026 17: 52

destroyed 21 Israeli Merkava tanks in one day

inflicting losses on it, including the destruction of ten Merkava tanks and D9 bulldozers.

The numbers don't add up...
Either it's some kind of crap...
1. UAZ 452
  
  +4
  
  27 March 2026 18: 20
  
  Yes, even 21, even 10 tanks, but if ONE sergeant died... Either it's a complete lie, and who's lying - everyone decides according to their own inner convictions, or it testifies to the fantastic protection of the Merkava crews.
  1. VladislavZ
    
    0
    
    28 March 2026 02: 58
    
    Most likely, there aren't enough drones. The fascist crews can't keep up with the task of distributing five FPVs per fascist... They stop the carrots, the Jews run away, and then the "cleaner" arrives. But frying carrots—that's really cool! Well done! Work hard, guys!
2. GBU-57
  
  0
  
  27 March 2026 18: 30
  
  Yeah, it's fine, the fan is throwing shit around, it'll do. Haifa's gone, Tel Aviv's burning down.
  1. isofat
    
    +3
    
    27 March 2026 20: 13
    
    The real Israel disappeared along with Hebrew.
    This is a cargo cult. Anyone can participate, for any side.
    1. Krasnodar
      
      -4
      
      27 March 2026 21: 39
      
      Quote: isofat
      It's a cargo cult.
      
      Exactly
      Dagger-Hazel-Javelin-Hymars
      And only the Israelis with their invented Hebrew naively think that everything works in a complex, in interaction
      Here it is, the difference in neuro-linguistics
      1. isofat
        
        +3
        
        27 March 2026 21: 55
        
        Comrade, AI won't help fools become smart.
        Artificial legs, arms, and other prosthetics don't make disabled people healthy. No offense.
        
        Krasnodar
        
        0
        
        27 March 2026 22: 36
        
        Quote: isofat
        Comrade, AI won't help fools become smart.
        
        Agree
        
        Quote: isofat
        Artificial legs, arms and other prosthetics do not make disabled people healthy.
        
        Correctly
        
        Quote: isofat
        Do not be offended.
        
        For what?
        On the hazelnut cargo cult - javelin?
AlOrg

+1

27 March 2026 18: 34

We need to help our brothers from Hezbollah. We're producing enough drones now, and we have plenty of operators.
Alonso Mouzli

+3

27 March 2026 18: 58

"Hezbollah special forces destroyed 21 Israeli Merkava tanks in one day" - I DO NOT believe it.
1. VladislavZ
  
  -1
  
  28 March 2026 02: 52
  
  Take this to the rabbi.
Earl

-1

27 March 2026 19: 06

It seems that a car hubcap on your head doesn't protect you from FPV.
Essex62

+1

27 March 2026 19: 15

What statement did Benya-Bibi make? He's already been screwed for a few days.
1. Flight
  
  +1
  
  28 March 2026 01: 42
  
  And now, on his behalf, he makes statements.
cooper

0

27 March 2026 19: 37

Not bad. Develop.
Nikolay Dyaglev

+2

27 March 2026 20: 05

I've seen so many videos—yes, there's a hit on a tank, and then the action quickly stops. But a hit doesn't mean it's destroyed. And there are no videos of any destroyed tanks, just like in Russian propaganda videos. So, you could easily count up to 1000 destroyed tanks.
Mapping

+2

27 March 2026 21: 00

Even the Arabs have started fighting, and only Russia's top leaders are still threatening with red lines. What a shame for our Great Motherland from the rule of Putin and his Bulgarian friends 🥲🥲🥲
Mapping

0

27 March 2026 21: 01

Quote: Alonso Mouzli
"Hezbollah special forces destroyed 21 Israeli Merkava tanks in one day" - I DO NOT believe it.

Most likely damaged
Igor Goryachev

-1

27 March 2026 21: 47

Giving details, the publication points out that most of the Israeli armored vehicles were destroyed during a single battle between the cities of Taybeh and Qantara.
First, Al-Qantara. Second, Taybeh is an Arab village in... Israel, near Netanya. "Between Taybeh and Qantara" is roughly equivalent to "between Rostov and the Dnieper."
1. vitgusin
  
  +1
  
  28 March 2026 09: 49
  
  Quote: Igor Goryachev
  Taibe is an Arab village in... Israel
  
  You are right and wrong.
  Taibe (Tayba) is a village located in the south of Lebanon,
Flight

0

28 March 2026 01: 41

The successes achieved by Hezbollah units have led to the largest losses of Israeli armored vehicles in the last 40 years.

We mustn't stop here. We must continue to break things down. We must do so comprehensively, both at the decision-making sites and across the concentration of manpower and materiel.
VladislavZ

0

28 March 2026 02: 45

It's really weird why they only got one Nazi? It seems the main goal is to immobilize the carrot while the second FPV drags itself along for the kill, the Nazis back to their holes... It's terrible, there's no intensity... China should send some Mavics to Iran, and we should get some specialists. There are guys with injuries and amputations, they can't go to the front anymore, unless they're working remotely. You know what I mean?
Alexzn

0

28 March 2026 11: 19

It's worth noting that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also reported on the losses suffered by IDF armored forces. In his Telegram channel, he expressed condolences to the family and friends of Sergeant Aviad Elhanan Wolanski, who was killed in action in Lebanon.

The author's curious approach – offering condolences over the death of a tanker – confirms the loss of 21 tanks...
This set of manipulations and outright lies is designed exclusively for people who want it, regardless of reality.
GBU-57

+1

28 March 2026 16: 57

21 Merkavas, 21 Ukrainians in a warehouse in Dubai, three tape recorders, a leather jacket... 😀 The Iranian coprophilia axis apparently has a fetish for the number 21. 21 is a point, right? 😁
VladislavZ

0

28 March 2026 23: 13

By the way, it would be a great idea to keep the displaced persons from Israel in a secure zone. A tent city, a toilet – a hole and two boards, underwear on tent guy lines, etc. That would be fair! Or don't come here. You are enemies, without quotation marks. Vile enemies. Smart enemies, without morals or human restraints. Not human beings as a whole; a number of characteristics are missing. Something like a beast, but more dangerous, because it knows how we think, it is among us, and it is in each of our wallets. Without a purge of parasites, nothing new will grow.